Democratic National Convention features CNN, MSNBC figures in plum speaking roles
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MSNBC's Al Sharpton and CNN "Never Trump" Republican personalities received plum speaking roles at the Democratic National Convention this week.
"Wow, what energy. What a moment," she said, going on to call Vice President Kamala Harris a "joyful, optimistic leader."
While Navarro insists she's still a Republican, she's often criticized by conservatives given her staunchly left-wing opinions and obsequious tone toward Democrats. She once called Harris "Auntie Kamala" and led a "Four more years" chant for Joe Biden on "The View" in March before Democrats forced him off the ticket four months later. She also worked for Biden's campaign in Florida in 2020, one of only six states where Donald Trump performed better percentage-wise that year than he did in 2016.
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