Donald Who?: Kamala Harris leaves the Democratic convention having upended political gravity

Just as Michelle Obama reached the crescendo of her speech to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Barack Obama started dancing backstage. [...]that the convention is over, Kamala Harris and her campaign are working out how to stretch the good vibes for as long as possible. Starting the mo...

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