Harris and Walz target battleground Georgia in post-Democratic National Convention swing
Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will campaign together in Georgia for the first time this week, targeting the southeast portion of the state and providing a window into their strategy in the crucial battleground ahead of November.
Words Used at the Democratic and Republican National Conventions
Speakers at the Democratic convention leaned into words about liberty and patriotism, mentioning “ freedom ” 227 times compared with 67 times at the Republican convention. Words like “ woman ,” “ joy ” and “ weird ” were also used more often by Democratic speakers.
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CHICAGO — Adam Kinzinger, a Republican who spent 12 years representing Illinois in the House of Representatives, said ahead of his address to the Democratic National Convention on Thursday that ...
The Democratic National Convention and Republican National Convention couldn’t have been more different. MSNBC's Brian Tyler ...
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