Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a speech at the Democratic National Convention, focusing heavily on former President Donald Trump while largely sidestepping her own record. Harris portrayed Trump as self-serving and dangerous, making several claims that were criticized as misleading or false, particularly regarding his actions on January 6 and interpretations of Supreme Court decisions. Critics, including Trump himself, pointed out that she failed to address key issues like foreign policy and the economy, and emphasized the need for a 'new way forward.' In response, conservative commentators highlighted perceived inaccuracies in her statements, while some political figures misrepresented her stance on abortion, suggesting she would support it up to the point of birth—a claim that was refuted. Overall, her speech was seen as a strategic move to rally support against a potential Trump presidency, though it raised questions about her policy details and campaign strategy. The discourse surrounding her remarks reflects deep partisan divides and ongoing debates over key national issues.