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5:06Now PlayingMichigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow spoke Monday at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, where Kamala Harris will step into the spotlight not as a running mate but at the top of the ticket.
McMorrow slammed an enlarged copy of Project 2025 on the lectern, saying that the blueprint for a new conservative government, written by a right-wing think tank, was full of “extreme things that [former President] Donald Trump wants to do in the next four years.”
During the convention, delegates will adopt a party platform, and Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will formally accept the Democratic nominations for president and vice president.
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