MILWAUKEE, Wis. — In a surprising move hinting at dysfunction among party elites, Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris jetted to Milwaukee on the.
In a surprising move hinting at dysfunction among party elites, Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris jetted to Milwaukee on the second night of the Democratic National Convention to hold a rally in the swing state’s largest city while delegates solidified her nomination nearly 100 miles south in Chicago.
Harris supporters swarmed to the Fiserv Forum on Tuesday night, the same site where Trump was nominated to the Republican ticket just a few weeks prior at the Republican National Convention.
The Democratic presidential nominee packed the arena for her first speech following the “celebratory” delegate vote in Chicago the same night, keeping mostly to her standard campaign speech after promising: “I’ll see you in two days, Chicago.”
Wisconsin Democrats attending the rally were solidly behind Walz, even if the VP or her running mate were new to them, or they didn’t know much about her policies.
Wisconsin state employee Jennifer Brady told The Post, “I’m honestly excited for a candidate for the first time in a while.
