New Delhi: At the Democratic Convention in Chicago, former First Lady Michelle Obama, 60, captivated the audience with a fervent endorsement of Kamala Harris for the upcoming presidential election. Addressing a cheering crowd, Obama emphasized Harriss multi-racial heritage as a reflection of American ideals and dismissed Donald Trumps derogatory remarks as ugly, misogynistic, and racist.Michelle slams Trumps racist tacticsMichelle Obamas speech tackled Trumps attempts to weaponize Harriss racial identity, specifically criticizing his offensive comments about Harriss Black heritage. We know folks are going to do everything to distort her truth, Obama stated, countering Trumps narrative and asserting Harriss strong character and dedication to service. She described Trumps rhetoric as part of a broader pattern of divisive politics and questioned his suitability for office.🚨🇺🇸MICHELLE OBAMA: TRUMPS SAME OLD CON WONT MAKE LIVES BETTERI want to know—whos going to tell him that the job hes currently seeking might just be one of those Black jobsIts his same old con, doubling down on ugly, misogynistic, racist lies as a substitute for… https://t.co/2lKgnVcxyW pic.twitter.com/hJFJ7eSy0m— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) August 21, 2024Highlighting Kamala Harriss achievementsIn her address, Obama drew parallels between herself and Harris, praising her for overcoming significant obstacles to achieve success. Kamala Harris and I built our lives on the same values. Our mothers shared the same beliefs in the promise of this country, she said. Obama highlighted Harriss rise from a middle-class background to becoming Vice President as a testament to her readiness for the presidency.Michelle Obama urged Democrats to support Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz, despite inevitable criticisms and challenges. She reminded the audience that Harris and Walz are humans and will make mistakes but emphasized the importance of standing up for basic freedoms and unity. It is up to us to be the antidote to the darkness and division, Obama declared.Barack Obamas continued supportFormer President Barack Obama also reaffirmed his support for Harris, delivering a scathing critique of Trump and his divisive tactics. We do not need four more years of chaos, he asserted, reinforcing the call for a united Democratic front as the election approaches.
