Kamala Harris unexpectedly departed for Milwaukee. The move, seen by some as a deliberate snub, raised eyebrows, especially given the Obamas’ delayed endorsement of Harris. Instead of attending the Obamas' speeches, Harris opted to address a nearly full arena in Milwaukee and hold a DNC watch party with her rally attendees, as per the reports of the New York Post.
In Milwaukee, Democratic organizer Jaliah Jefferson informed the crowd at Fiserv Forum that they would be featured live as part of the DNC broadcast. Jefferson encouraged the audience to bring energy, emphasizing that the nation needed to see Wisconsin standing behind Harris. The enthusiastic crowd, energized by DJ Shawna, responded eagerly, especially those from Illinois who cheered loudly when acknowledged.
Harris' decision to leave Chicago on DNC Day 2 for Milwaukee may hint at deeper divisions within the Democratic Party concerning her candidacy. According to a source close to the Biden family, the hype around Harris is perceived as «manufactured.»
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As per the reports of the New York Post, the source indicated that both Obama and Biden have doubts about her chances of winning. Reportedly, Obama, who had urged Biden to let delegates choose a new candidate, was not pleased with Biden’s quick endorsement of Harris after announcing his withdrawal from the race. Biden’s endorsement was seen as a defiant move