At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama endorsed Kamala Harris for the presidency, urging voters to support her historic bid against Republican Donald Trump. Obama praised Harris as ready to lead and criticized Trump’s presidency, while also honoring Joe Biden's defense of democracy during his term. The convention saw solidarity from prominent Democratic figures, including Hillary Clinton and representatives of former Presidents Jimmy Carter and John F. Kennedy, all rallying behind Harris. Union leaders also expressed their support, highlighting the Biden-Harris administration's positive impact on workers' rights. Sacramento Mayor Darrel Steinberg and other California leaders attended, emphasizing Harris's long-standing commitment to justice and advocacy. The convention showcased a unified Democratic front contrasting with internal GOP divisions, particularly involving former President George W. Bush's criticisms of the current Republican direction.