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Obama calls Trump a ‘78-year-old billionaire’ with a leaf blower outside America’s window
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‘Kamala Harris is more than ready for this moment’: Michelle Obama endorses VP at DNC
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Michelle Obama jabs Trump for seeking ‘one of those Black jobs’ in the White House
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‘She’s ready to lead’: Second gentleman Doug Emhoff praises Harris in DNC speech
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Sen. Duckworth calls out Trump’s views on reproductive rights
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Maryland Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks recalls meeting Kamala Harris
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Republican Mayor John Giles feels more at “home” with the Democratic party
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New Mexico governor praises Harris for protecting affordable health care
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‘Business requires stability’: Former American Express CEO endorses Harris
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Gov. Pritzker calls Trump ‘weird’ and ‘dangerous’
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Sanders slams billionaires and Project 2025
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Candidates’ home states wrap up DNC ceremonial nomination roll call
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‘Heart and Wisdom’: The Obamas’ speeches transform DNC into ‘America’s family reunion’
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‘Very powerful stuff’: Rachel Maddow and an MSNBC panel analyze the closing speeches of DNC Night 2
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Lawrence: The Obamas’ DNC speeches ‘went directly at Donald Trump’
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‘Perfectly delivered’: Rachel Maddow reacts to Michelle Obama’s ‘stunning speech’ at the DNC
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