In Closing, Harris Casts Herself as the Unifier and Trump as a ‘Petty Tyrant’
In a plain-spoken but forceful speech at the Ellipse in Washington, Kamala Harris presented herself as a protector of the public good and used the arc of history to attack her Republican rival.
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