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Kamala Harris accepted the Vice Presidential nomination on night three of the Democratic National Convention. Former President Barack Obama & Hillary Clinton were major headliners last night as well as Nancy Pelosi and Elizabeth Warren. Trump live tweets during the convention.

Last night was night two of the Democratic National Convention. It was as boring and awkward as night one. Biden was also officially named the Democratic nominee and vowed to be the most "progressive president." The pundits on ABC stated that due to the nature of the convention, being virtual (and low viewership), nominee Biden won't have a post-convention bump in the ratings. Pretty sure that's not the only reason.

The entire Democratic National Convention was a pre-recorded production. Most of the night was spent, predictably, slamming President Trump.

The virtual Democratic National Convention this week. The best and brightest of the party will be speaking. Mika Brzezinski is about to lose her mind over the thought of a second term for President Trump.

We talk about Joe Biden and his call for a 3 month mask mandate in America. President Trump responds. The conventions for both parties are coming up in the next 2 weeks. They have two very distinct viewpoints on display.

Joe Biden & Kamala Harris held their first campaign event Wednesday in Delaware.

Democratic Presidential nominee, Joe Biden, has selected U. S. Senator Kamala Harris from The People's Republic of California to be his running mate in the 2020 Presidential election.

On today’s show, we talk about the politics of race, coronavirus and ... math? Joe Biden has yet to name a running mate. Leaders in the black community claim he must choose a black woman as his VP.

The Todd Huff Show is celebrating 5 years of being on air! Congratulations! Unemployment benefits expired on July 31st for those affected by Covid. The Democrat Party is in favor of an economic recession. President Trump signs 4 executive orders.

During an NPR interview, Joe Biden made the remark that the latino community is more diverse than the African American community. He said it during this interview and again during another speaking event. Then, he walked back his comments via Twitter to clarify.