Biden, Obama And Clintons Boost Kamala

The 2024 Democratic National Convention, set to unfold in Chicago from August 19 to August 22, promises a high-profile lineup of Democratic figures, including President Joe Biden and two former Democratic presidents, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton. In addition, Hillary Clinton, the former Secretary of State and 2016 presidential candidate, will also deliver remarks.

NBC News has reported that the convention will be a significant gathering for Democratic leaders, with Biden slated to speak on the opening night. This will mark his first appearance at a convention in his current role, following the virtual format of the 2020 DNC due to the pandemic. Sources suggest that the focus of Biden’s address will be on highlighting his administration’s achievements and setting the stage for the upcoming election.

The event will also feature a special tribute to former President Jimmy Carter, with his grandson representing him in a speech. This inclusion ensures that the families of all living Democratic presidents will have a presence at the convention, underscoring a sense of unity and continuity within the party.

In contrast, former President George W. Bush, the only living Republican president aside from Donald Trump, will not be attending this year’s Republican National Convention. This absence contrasts sharply with the strong representation at the DNC.

On Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris will officially accept the party’s nomination for vice president, while her running mate, Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota, is expected to speak on Wednesday. Additionally, Doug Emhoff, the Second Gentleman, will also make an appearance, contributing to the convention’s high-profile roster.

The schedule for the speeches by these prominent Democrats is yet to be fully detailed, but the convention is anticipated to be a significant event, showcasing the Democratic Party’s leadership and future direction as they head into the election season.