The Democratic National Convention came to a close with a night full of powerful speeches and memorable moments. Former Vice President Joe Biden officially accepted the Democratic nomination for President, and Senator Kamala Harris accepted the nomination for Vice President, making history as the first woman of color to be on a major party ticket.
The theme of the night was unity, with speakers emphasizing the importance of coming together to defeat President Trump in the upcoming election. Former President Barack Obama delivered a blistering criticism of the current administration, calling President Trump a threat to democracy and urging Americans to vote for Joe Biden in November.
Senator Harris spoke about her upbringing and the importance of fighting for justice and equality, promising to stand up for all Americans if elected. Her speech was met with thunderous applause and praise from viewers across the country.
Other speakers included former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Senator Elizabeth Warren, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who all highlighted the importance of voting and the need to restore integrity and decency to the White House.
The night ended with a virtual performance from singer-songwriter John Legend, who sang his hit song “Glory” in a moving tribute to the ongoing fight for justice and equality in America.
Overall, the final night of the Democratic National Convention was a powerful and emotional end to a week of virtual events. With the nomination of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party is now focused on defeating President Trump in November and bringing about much-needed change to the country.
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