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What to watch for at the DNC on Tuesday – Washington Examiner

The ⁤2024 ​Democratic National Convention (DNC) is‌ taking place in ⁢Chicago and‌ includes several significant events and ‌speakers. The ‌convention opened with remarks from President ​Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, amid pro-Gaza protests outside the venue. The highlight of the second night ‌is expected to ⁤be a ‍prime-time ​speech from former President Barack Obama, alongside‌ appearances by Michelle Obama ‍and Doug ⁢Emhoff. The⁣ theme for the night revolves around the Democrats’ proposed “Bold Vision for America’s Future.”

The DNC ​emphasizes a distinct contrast ⁣between the⁤ Democrats ⁣and Republican candidates, particularly focused ⁢on​ progressive policies as opposed to ‍what they describe as a regressive⁤ agenda. A ‍ceremonial roll call is scheduled, where‌ delegations will‌ state their support for⁤ Kamala Harris,⁤ following Biden’s withdrawal from the‌ race.

Throughout the event, various caucus meetings⁢ and press conferences will be held, including those by both ⁣the DNC and the ⁢Republican National Committee. Additionally, protests are expected outside the United Center, highlighting the charged ‌political atmosphere as the​ convention unfolds. Among scheduled events, the​ DNC Women’s‍ Caucus ⁢meeting and state⁢ delegation breakfasts will take place in the morning, with⁤ more programming planned ​for the day.


What to watch for on Tuesday at the DNC: ‘A Bold Vision’

CHICAGO — The opening night of the 2024 Democratic National Convention saw remarks from President Joe Biden, a surprise, an early appearance from Vice President Kamala Harris, and a scrum of pro-Gaza protesters breaking through the security perimeter outside of the United Center.

How can Tuesday possibly top that? A prime-time speech from former President Barack Obama.

Obama will headline the second night of the DNC, which the party says will outline Democrats’ “Bold Vision for America’s Future.” Former first lady Michelle Obama and second gentleman Doug Emhoff will also deliver remarks Tuesday.

“This race isn’t just a choice between two candidates. It’s a choice between two very different visions of America. While Donald Trump believes our best days are behind us, Kamala Harris and Tim Walz know the best days lie ahead,” DNC officials said in a statement. “Standing in stark contrast to the Trump-Vance Project 2025 agenda designed to take us backwards, the Harris-Walz ticket presents a brighter vision where everyone will have a chance not just to get by, but to get ahead.”

Tuesday will also feature a ceremonial roll call, in which each delegation will deliver short remarks explaining their decision to back Harris after Biden withdrew from the 2024 race.

And as on Monday, the Democratic National Committee will hold a morning press conference and a host of caucus and council meetings throughout the day. The Republican National Committee and the Trump campaign will hold a competing press conference outside of Trump Tower on the Miracle Mile.

Harris herself has a busy day. She and her running mate, Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN), will fly to Milwaukee, Wisconsin to hold a campaign rally before returning to Chicago for the evening’s programming.

Tuesday does not have any permitted pro-Gaza protests on the schedule, but based on the turnout so far, it is safe to bet there will be demonstrations outside the United Center.

Here’s what to watch for on Tuesday:

MORNING

State delegation breakfasts — multiple locations

DNC Women’s Caucus meeting — McCormick Place

DNC and Biden campaign press conference — McCormick Place

RNC and Trump campaign press conference — Trump Tower

AFTERNOON

DNC Rural Council meeting — McCormick Place

DNC Youth Caucus meeting — McCormick Place

DNC Disability Caucus meeting — McCormick Place

DNC Poverty Council meeting — McCormick Place

DNC Veterans & Military Family Council meeting — McCormick Place

DNC Interfaith Council meeting — McCormick Place

DNC Caucus and Council meetings — McCormick Place

NIGHT

Official 2024 DNC programming including remarks from former President Barack Obama, former first lady Michelle Obama, and second gentleman Dough Emhoff — United Center

Irish Convention Party, hosted by Irish American Democrats The Gage

Celebrating the Women of the CBC, hosted by Kimball Stroud & Associates — Venue West

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Post-Gavel Reception, hosted by Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) — Harry Caray’s Tavern



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