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Key takeaways from night 2 of the Democratic convention


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The New York Times
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Summary

On the second night of the Democratic National Convention, party leaders tried to blend its past with its future.Key takeaways from night two.DEMOCRATS DISPLAY BIG TENTJoe Biden, who was formally nominated Tuesday night in a virtual roll call of states, doesn’t shy away from the obvious: He’s a 77-year-old white man leading a party that celebrates its racial and ethnic diversity and gets a majority of its votes from women.He has at times offered himself as a bridge to bring together that coalition, calling himself a “transitional figure” for the party and the country. Pennsylvania cast its votes in front of Biden’s boyhood home in Scranton.The ending featured a live shot of Biden, with his family, thanking delegates “from the bottom of my heart.” Awkward in spots, but a more engaging approach than the usual.CLINTON, BRIEF FOR ONCE, HAMMERS TRUMPBill Clinton has now spoken at 11 Democratic national conventions. He slammed Trump for making the Oval Office “the storm center” rather than “the command center” during the pandemic, and for the nation’s dismal track record fighting the disease.For once, Clinton showed that less was more.JILL BIDEN’S AUDITION Speaking from a classroom at Brandywine High School in Wilmington, Delaware, where she once taught, Jill Biden juggled several jobs Monday: tell her own story, humanize her husband and validate him as a would-be president.And it came with a big spotlight.“I know that if we entrust this nation to Joe, he will do for your family what he did for ours — bring us together and make us whole,” she said.

As said here by BILL BARROW and NICHOLAS RICCARDI