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Hillary Clinton Receives Standing Ovation At Democratic National Convention

Supporters cheer Hillary Clinton during the Democratic National Convention Monday, Aug. 19, 2024, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was met with a standing ovation as she took the stage at the Democratic National Convention on Monday. The convention crowd erupted in applause and cheers for over two minutes, reflecting the energy and enthusiasm present not only in the room but also across the country.

Clinton, a prominent member of the Democratic Party and the only other woman to have run a general election campaign against former President Donald Trump, expressed her appreciation for the support and highlighted the unity within the party.

She was the only other woman to run a general election campaign against Donald Trump.
Clinton praised Biden for restoring dignity and competence to the White House.
Minnesota first lady Gwen Walz showed visible support and appreciation during Clinton's speech.

In her opening remarks, Clinton thanked President Joe Biden for his commitment to upholding democracy both domestically and internationally. She praised Biden for restoring dignity, decency, and competence to the White House, emphasizing his role as a true patriot.

During Clinton's speech, Minnesota first lady Gwen Walz was visibly moved, joining the crowd in giving a prolonged standing ovation to the former secretary of state. Walz continued to show her support throughout Clinton's address, particularly when Clinton expressed gratitude towards President Biden.

The atmosphere at the convention was one of unity and celebration, with Clinton's presence serving as a reminder of the party's history and ongoing commitment to advancing its values and principles.

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