Three days into the Democratic National Convention, one thing is clear.

Democrats are united behind their new nominee, and Kamala Harris has the Democratic Party,

from Bernie Sanders.

We're laying the groundwork for Kamla Harris

to become our next president.

Barack and Michelle Obama.

America.

Pope is making a comeback.

Thinking they can win.

In fact, the unity is such, that after months of worrying about whether this week's convention would be upended by protests over Israel's

war in Gaza. So far, things feel quiet. With that

in mind, we went to go find the people who were supposed to be causing Joe

Biden the biggest problems.

The young people who came to Chicago to protest his foreign policy.

And the uncommitted delegates, who planned to spend this week pressuring the party from the inside.

Does anger over Gaza still pose an electoral threat?

And how are Biden's biggest critics thinking about Kamala Harris.

From the New York Times, I'm a Stad Herndon.

This is the run-up. Before we even arrived in Chicago, it was clear, this Democratic convention would be defined by themes of unity.

But I wanted to test how far that unity extended.

So, along with my colleagues A. L. A. L.S. and Caitlin,

I decided to go to a place where the vibe would be a little different.

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