Vice President Kamala Harris formally accepted the Democratic nomination for president with a powerful speech that framed her campaign as a fight against former President Donald Trump. Drawing on her background as a prosecutor, Harris outlined a series of legal and political offenses committed by Trump, including his felony convictions and attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. She emphasized the dangers his potential return would pose to women's rights, social security, and democracy itself, warning voters of the chaos and calamity from his previous term. Harris recalled her own upbringing to connect with voters and presented herself as a trustworthy candidate capable of leading the country. Her address, described as one of her best, aimed to redefine her image ahead of the November election amidst criticisms of being too liberal. She concluded with a rallying cry for Americans to reject a return to Trump's leadership, underlining the serious implications of his re-election.