Wisconsin. week of high profile speakers,
heartfelt stories and momentum building culminated in the final
words of the official Democratic presidential nominee, Kamala
Harris, Zac Schultz gives us this summary of the week.
>> But America, we are not going back. We are not going back.
>> We are not going back. >> Vice President Kamala Harris
took the stage Thursday night and put an exclamation point on
one of the most dramatic shifts we've seen in a presidential
race this century. >> America, the path that led me
here in recent weeks was no doubt unexpected five weeks ago
in Milwaukee. >> Donald Trump wrapped up the
Republican National Convention with a lead in the polls. A
United GOP and a weakened opponent in President Joe Biden.
Two days later, Biden dropped out, and since then, Kamala
Harris has energized Democrats raised more than $300 million
and made the race a dead heat. Heading into the stretch run.
Fellow Americans this election is not only the most important
of our lives, it is one of the most important in the life of
our nation. Wisconsin could very well decide the election, and
Democrats know it. >> We're going to make it or
break it for the for our country. I do believe that the
Democrats have to win in Wisconsin in order to have this
great team go across the finish line.
>> The Wisconsin delegation saw a parade of high profile
senators, governors and leaders from around the country speak to
them each morning, none bigger than vice presidential nominee
Tim Walls, who made the Wisconsin delegation his first
stop of the week Monday morning. Hey, good morning Wisconsin. The
Minnesota governor made clear enthusiasm is great, but the
election will only be won with hard work.
>> Hope is the most powerful word in the universe. It's not a
plan, though. It's not a plan to hope that we beat these guys.
>> Everything's riding on Wisconsin.
in the week by former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
>> We must own the ground. We must mobilize. Because if you
don't mobilize, everything else you do is just a conversation
whether it's on TV or in the mail and blah, blah, blah, own
get out that vote. >> A message repeated again from
the main stage Thursday night. So let's get out there.
>> Let's fight for it. Let's get out there. Let's vote for it.
And together, let us write the next great chapter in the most
extraordinary story ever told. >> Thank you.