Hillary Clinton Calls for Historic Vote for Kamala Harris
In a passionate address at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton urged Americans to elect Kamala Harris as the first female president of the United States. Clinton, who previously lost to Donald Trump in 2016, emphasized the importance of this election on November 5, calling it a chance to 'smash the highest and most difficult glass ceilings.' She reminded Democrats to stay focused and work diligently in the lead-up to the elections, warning against complacency. Clinton also criticized Trump, referencing his criminal convictions and the implications for his candidacy. The convention marked a significant moment as President Joe Biden officially endorsed Harris as his successor, following his unexpected withdrawal from the race.
