Kamala Harris, the Vice President, said she would work for every person in America if she becomes President.
On Thursday, in Chicago, Harris accepted the offer from the Democratic Party to run for President. She made an exciting speech about her ideas for the country’s future.
During the last night of the Democratic National Convention, Harris talked about her life story, her background, and her experiences. She then addressed important issues like the fight in Gaza, rules about who can come to the country, and women’s rights.
“I promise to be a president for all Americans,” Harris said.
“You can always trust me to put the country first, before my party or myself. I will respect America’s key values, like law and order, fair voting, and peaceful changes of power.”
She also said: “Now it is our turn to do what others have done before us. With hope and belief, we must work hard for our country, fight for the values we care about, and handle the big responsibility that comes with being an American.”