Ayobamiji Komolafe 
Vice President of United States of America, Kamala Harris has officially accepted the Democratic nomination for president at the party’s convention in Chicago.
In her acceptance speech, Kamala pledged to lead the nation on a path that addresses Americans’ key concerns.
Riding a wave of favorable polls and energetic rallies, Harris outlined her vision while contrasting it sharply with her Republican opponent, Donald Trump.
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“I want to be a leader for all Americans,” Harris said, urging voters to consider the serious consequences of a Trump return to the White House.
Kamala’s speech focused on critical issues such as healthcare, grocery costs, and public safety, which she said are the real concerns that “keep people up at night.”
Tom Perez, senior advisor to President Biden, noted that the Harris campaign has “a lot of momentum,” driven by a surge in small donations.
He also noted that while Harris is gaining ground, “we’ve got a long way to go.”
Responding to Kamala’s speech, former First of US, Lady Michelle Obama praised Harris’s convention address, calling it “powerful” and urging Americans to “vote like our lives depend on it.”
