Vice President Kamala Harris held her first rally as the presumptive Democratic nominee for president in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With President Biden's endorsement and his recent decision not to seek reelection, Harris emphasized the importance of battleground states like Wisconsin for a Democratic victory. She contrasted her record as a prosecutor with former President Donald Trump, emphasizing her commitment to women's reproductive rights, social services, and a people-first campaign. Harris's campaign has gained significant momentum, raising over $100 million and garnering substantial volunteer support in just a short period. Her speech in Wisconsin highlighted the stark choice voters face between her vision for the future and Trump's policies, aiming to rally Democratic enthusiasm and unify the party.