Obama and Michelle lit up the Democratic convention.

The Obamas took the stage on the second evening of the Democratic grand mass. the chance to commend Kamala Harris, criticize Donald Trump, and thank Joe Biden.

Michelle Obama declares to the applauding throng, “American hope is back.” During the second day of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois on Tuesday, August 20, former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama gave stirring remarks.

First thanking Joe Biden, the former president stated that he was “proud” to refer to him as “my president,” but much more so to refer to him as “my friend.” Additionally, the two spouses poked fun at Donald Trump. “Who’s going to tell him that the job [of president] that he’s looking for right now might be one of those jobs that’s reserved for black people?” Mrs. Obama laughed to raucous cheers.

Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for president, may now officially enter the race thanks to the four-day Democratic convention.

On Tuesday, as former first lady Michelle Obama and former president Barack Obama argued that their party’s ticket embodied the finest of American principles, Democrats looked to their most compelling leaders and directed their focus toward the future.

As vice president Kamala Harris and her running companion, Tim Walz, made an appearance at a rally in Milwaukee, convention attendees jammed the floor of the United Center in Chicago, finishing with a boisterous roll call of the states. There seemed to be a positive vibe taking over the activities after President Biden had left the stage to go on vacation in California.

Alright. It’s going to be a big night. I sincerely appreciate your support, everyone. I really appreciate it. Alright. You’re done there.

Hi there, Chicago! Yes. Fine. Isn’t there something incredibly enchanting in the air? We are experiencing it in this arena, but it is also extending throughout our beloved nation. A sentiment that’s been buried too long and too deep. You are aware of what I mean. It’s hope’s infectious force.

The Bruce Springsteen synths that are anthemic. The hard-hitting guitar rhythm of Tom Petty. Lil Jon’s guttural cries.

As delegates from all 50 states and several territories vowed their support for Ms. Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, these songs played during the official nomination of Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday night at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. (Although Ms. Harris was technically already nominated in a virtual roll-call vote held before to the convention, the in-person roll call is a crucial component of the pageantry surrounding the convention.)

One of the most well-liked members of the Democratic Party and the former first lady Michelle Obama delivered one of the most forceful criticisms of former President Donald J. Trump at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night, using one of his most divisive campaign slogans against him: “Who’s going to tell him that the job he’s currently seeking might just be one of those ‘Black jobs’?”

Reluctant campaigner Mrs. Obama captivated a crowded Chicago arena during her convention visit, providing Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign with much-needed firepower. Although she praised and supported Ms. Harris, the majority of her roughly 20-minute address was devoted to ridiculing Mr. Trump, his background, and his actions, mostly without mentioning him.

Additionally, the Obama campaign in 2008 was associated with the notion of appealing to America’s “better angels.” It is deliberate to have thematic connections to Harris’s campaign sixteen years later.

Obama urged people to have compassion for a grandfather who may hold traditional values that are out of step with a “moving fast” society. He is making a strong case for togetherness and specifically requesting that the audience see past generational and ideological differences. He is setting an example and following through. During his speech at the Republican convention, Trump also hinted at a cohesive narrative, but he swiftly veered off course and returned to less cohesive themes from his campaign speeches.

This is precisely the kind of thing that made Obama so successful in 2008, and no other Democratic nominee has been able to replicate it. He is addressing both the crowd outside the venue and the attendees of the Harris rally who have not yet shown up. Individuals who might now feel that they are outside of their own group. He is attempting to include those individuals in the Democratic fold as well. Considering that Harris will require them.

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