Bay City News reporter and cartoonist Joe Dworetzky is covering this week's Democratic National Convention in Chicago, accompanied by fellow Bay City News reporter Jay Harris and contributor David Paul. (Joe Dworetzky/Bay City News)
IT HAS BEEN an astonishingly good month for Kamala Harris.
The stunning speed and nimbleness with which she grabbed the party’s standard and charged forward into the battle with MAGA has been breathtaking. She has taken a campaign that was exhausted and panting for air and infused new energy, generating that greatest of all campaign affordances: momentum. And the first two days of the convention have been — as they were designed to be — a showcase for all of that enthusiasm and positivity.
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IT HAS BEEN an astonishingly good month for Kamala Harris.
The stunning speed and nimbleness with which she grabbed the party’s standard and charged forward into the battle with MAGA has been breathtaking. She has taken a campaign that was exhausted and panting for air and infused new energy, generating that greatest of all campaign affordances: momentum. And the first two days of the convention have been — as they were designed to be — a showcase for all of that enthusiasm and positivity.
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