The U.S. presidential campaign is heating up, with Vice President Kamala Harris positioned as the Democratic candidate. Harris has secured enough delegates to be formally nominated at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago this August. For her initial campaign trip, she strategically selected a pivotal state, Wisconsin, and held a rally in Milwaukee.
Chanting “We’re not going back,” Kamala Harris and her audience in Milwaukee—a predominantly Democratic city that hosted the Republican convention just last week—rallied with enthusiasm. After weeks of uncertainty, Democratic supporters seemed eager to rally behind a candidate who clearly laid out the stakes of this election.
“Do we want to live in a country of freedom, compassion, and the rule of law? Or a country of chaos, fear, and hatred?” Harris posed these fundamental questions to the crowd, framing the election as a decisive choice for the future of the nation.
Kamala Harris has gone on the offensive, criticizing the Republican stance on abortion, healthcare, and the economy. She drew sharp contrasts between her vision and that of the Republicans, and directly addressed the controversial legacy of former President Donald Trump. Labeling him as a sexual predator, fraudster, and self-serving opportunist, Harris did not mince words about the threat she believes he poses to the country. Despite trailing in the polls, Harris urged her supporters to be proactive in their campaigning efforts.
“Do we believe in freedom? Do we believe in opportunity? Do we believe in the promise of America? And are we ready to fight for it? Because when we fight, we win,” she declared with conviction.
With just over 100 days remaining until the election, Kamala Harris is rallying her base and sharpening her message for the critical weeks ahead.