(ANSA) - WASHINGTON, AUG 19 - It is the 'Kamala day' today at the democratic convention, the one in which the Californian senator will accept the nomination as vice president, making history as the first woman of African American and Indian origin to hold this post.
The second most anticipated star of the third evening is BarackObama, the most popular figure in the party and in the country together with his wife Michelle, who has so far given the most powerful and passionate speech of the event.
The former secretary of state and former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will also go on the virtual stage, following the intervention of her husband Bill: hers will be a bittersweet return, between the regrets of the 2016 defeat and the desire for revenge in the next elections through Joe Biden. Among the big names, the progressive senator and former presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, who has already launched an appeal to the unit to defeat Donald Trump, and the speaker of the Chamber Nancy Pelosi. (HANDLE).
Usa 2020: it's 'Kamala day', a historic Harris nomination
2020-08-19T13:31:13.182Z
It is 'Kamala day' today at the Democratic convention, the one in which the Californian senator will accept the nomination for vice president, making history as the first woman of African American and Indian descent to hold this position. (HANDLE)