The Democratic National Convention concluded with Kamala Harris accepting the presidential nomination, sparking mixed reactions. Glenn Beck criticized her speech as propaganda filled with lies, accusing Harris of adopting Republican rhetoric while contradicting her past actions. Protests anticipated to disrupt the convention largely fizzled, with fewer protesters showing up than expected, despite exaggerated claims by Donald Trump and his running mate, JD Vance. Critics like Sen. Ron Johnson condemned Harris's far-left policies, arguing they would exacerbate economic issues and inflation. The convention's location in Chicago drew scrutiny due to the city's struggles, which some attribute to long-term Democratic policies. Despite the controversy, the convention's outcome remains critical for the political futures of key Democratic leaders.