At DNC, Clinton Warns Democrats to Not Get 'Complacent'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

35% : "We need to beat back the dangers that Trump and his allies pose to the rule of law and our way of life.
34% : Multiple recent polls show Harris with at least a 3% edge over Trump nationally, and a New York Times/Siena College poll published over the weekend shows her gaining ground in crucial battleground states.
26% : As Harris has been gaining momentum, Trump has been accelerating his attacks.
17% : " Much of her speech drew contrasts between Harris and Trump.
12% : Progress is possible but not guaranteed." To galvanize Democrats, Clinton argued that Trump was unfit to serve, and warned that a second term would plunge the nation into a constitutional crisis.
6% : He's called her "stupid" and "radical," said she has a "crazy record," and claimed he's "better looking" than her. To Clinton, those insults are a sign that Trump senses his own vulnerability as Harris gathers momentum.

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