Former conservative judge J. Michael Luttig endorsed Kamala Harris for the presidency, declaring Donald Trump a significant threat to democracy and expressing indifference towards Harris' policy views, focusing instead on the importance of protecting the Constitution and Rule of Law. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris selected Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate, a decision praised by Anthony Scaramucci for its political savvy, as he warned that choosing Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro might have triggered backlash from progressive Democrats. The Harris-Walz campaign has reinvigorated political discourse, with cultural references, including the use of Beyoncé's 'Freedom' as the campaign anthem, signaling a shift in focus from Trump's influence. Trump, in a rally, criticized Harris for her judicial selection priorities and alleged extreme policies, claiming she supports expanding the Supreme Court and giving healthcare benefits to undocumented immigrants. Legal experts criticized Harris' past questioning during judicial hearings as politically motivated rather than focused on legal fidelity, raising concerns about her potential judicial nominees. As the 2024 election approaches, the dynamics between Harris, Trump, and their respective supporters are intensifying.