Shortly before Vice President Kamala Harris took the stage on the 'Rocky Steps' of the Philadelphia Art Museum at her final rally before Election Day, billionaire Oprah Winfrey expressed concerns about a potential Donald Trump presidency impacting Americans' right to vote. Winfrey, introduced by Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff, emphasized the importance of voting and urged citizens not to sit out the election.
During her speech, Winfrey highlighted the significance of supporting Harris as a means to protect and defend the Constitution. She quoted former President John F. Kennedy and emphasized the power of voting in shaping the future of the country.
Following Winfrey, musician Will.i.am performed a song in support of Harris, echoing the sentiment of empowerment and change. Harris, in her address, emphasized the unity and strength of the American people, calling for collective action in the upcoming election.
Harris pledged to be a president who uplifts others and prioritizes the well-being of all Americans. She emphasized the importance of listening to differing perspectives and working together towards common goals.
Various speakers, including Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, reiterated the message of unity and progress at the rally. The event also featured Puerto Rican musicians who criticized Trump's past comments and endorsed Harris.
The rally concluded with a message of optimism and determination, highlighting the power of the people to shape the future of the nation. Harris reiterated her commitment to serving as a president for all Americans, regardless of political affiliations.
