Former first lady Michell Obama will deliver remarks at the Democratic National Convention in her hometown of Chicago on Tuesday, The Post has confirmed.
Former first lady Michelle Obama will deliver remarks at the Democratic National Convention in her hometown of Chicago on Tuesday, The Post has confirmed.
Her speech will come the same day her husband former President Barack Obama addresses the crowd.
Democrats will flood the Windy City starting Monday until Thursday for their first in-person convention since 2016.
Ahead of the big week, which will culminate in Vice President Kamala Harris formally accepting her party’s nomination for president, the DNC unveiled its list of themes and top speakers for the four-day spectacle.
Dozens of other speakers are also expected as well but details have not yet been released to the public.
Here’s what we know so far about the star-studded week ahead: Monday: ‘For the people’
The opening day of the convention will delve into President Biden’s legacy and tout the Harris-Walz campaigns’ efforts to help working people.
