What to watch as the Republican National Convention enters its fourth day in Milwaukee

Category: Politics

Former President Trump is set to accept the Republican presidential nomination at the convention in Milwaukee, with a speech rewritten to emphasize national unity following a recent assassination attempt. The tone of his address is expected to shift towards compassion and empathy, reflecting the current political climate.

Keywords: Trump, Republican Convention, 2024 Election

Source: The Associated Press

Update At: 7/19/2024

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