Harris Promises to Be 'A President for All Americans' and Build the Middle Class in DNC Keynote Address

Vice President Kamala Harris officially accepted the Democratic presidential nomination during the final night of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. In her keynote address, she vowed to unite the country and bring a practical perspective to the presidency. Harris promised to be "a president for all Americans," focusing on building the middle class and moving past divisive politics. Harris reaffirmed her stance on key issues, including immigration and support for Israel, while rejecting Trump's approach to leadership. Harris reaffirmed her support for Israel while acknowledging the severe loss of life in Gaza and pledged to work toward a ceasefire.