Obama Drops Bars and Sparks Momentum for Harris/Walz 2024 Campaign

 Photo Credit: Monica Morgan Photography Former President Barack Obama electrified Detroit on Tuesday night, delivering a powerful message to over 12,000 supporters at Huntington Place. In an unexpected twist, Obama was introduced by hometown legend Eminem, setting the tone with a burst of energy and even rapping a few lines himself, drawing roaring applause from the crowd. His speech combined humor, urgency, and inspiration, urging Detroiters to turn out early for Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign, painting the upcoming election as a critical moment to protect democracy and progress. The rally, part of a broader effort by the Democratic Party to mobilize urban voters in key swing states, comes at a time when polls show the race tightening. With Harris running for president alongside Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her vice-presidential pick, Michigan’s electoral votes could once again play a decisive role.  Photo Credit: Monica Morgan Photography Obama’s message to the Detroit crowd was clear: unity and participation are essential to preserving progress. The former president emphasized Harris’s leadership on issues such as healthcare, voting rights, and criminal justice reform, which he said are crucial for Black communities. “All he (Donald Trump) cares about is his money and his status;...