Kamala Harris's full DNC speech



Vice President Kamala Harris formally accepted the Democratic Party’s nomination for president at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Aug. 22. Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube: https://wapo.st/2QOdcqK

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48 thoughts on “Kamala Harris's full DNC speech”

  1. Would you trust someone who was already our president that is respected around the world or would you trust someone who has never been president? It’s not that hard to compare 4 years ago to the misery we are in now

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  2. A woman who wants to resend TitleIV. A woman who wants men to smash women's sports records. A woman sworn in by a woman who can not define woman. What has happened to critical thinking around politics? The decline is not organic. Walz criticizes Yale, they all attended Yale, Harvard, etc. Michelle's parents are sus of people who take more than needed, like $70mil and 3 mansions. Bernie hates billionaires except Oprah, Pritzer, etc. Believe all women, then bring on Bill. Clown world.

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  3. Kamala has secuted 26 Billion for Asian Americans through grants, loans, and gov contracts. Kamala also has said she would not do anything specific just for black people. Fact check me.

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  4. If you support trump I have one thing to say to you: Seek help. You’re not alone if you talk to a professional.

    For everyone with a brain reading these sad hateful comments remember this: normal kind people don’t comment on things. They smile and move on lol

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  5. This is exactly what we need from the Democratic Party. People who love America and what it stands for, who want to improve it, help it live up to its highest ideals, and defend the institutions, however imperfect, that uphold them. The far left critique that the US is uniquely bad and its institutions should be destroyed by revolution is ahistorical and promotes nothing good. I’m happy the party is distancing itself from that ethos and returning to normalcy, at least in public. Let’s hope they follow through and it’s not only empty words. Even republicans should want that too

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  6. I'm trying hard to remember the "chaos and clarity" during President's Trumps presidency. I don't remember any. The economy was great, there was no border crisis, I think this lady is actually a very good actress but she would make a scary world leader.

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  7. Damn, there are a lot of propaganda bots in this comment section. Not even surprising, if any politician has seen what chatgpt can do, their first thought would be, "how can I use this for precision propaganda?"

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  8. policies she discussed:
    bringing back roe v wade
    freedom to vote act
    john lewis voting rights act
    boarder security deal
    strong military and military care (kinda vague statement of support)
    team ukraine and NATO
    hostage/cease fire in gaza but also supporting israel but also supporting gaza???

    ok that’s all i noticed on the first watch

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