Christian nationalists want to turn America into a theocracy, a government under biblical rule.

If they gain more power, it could mean fewer rights for you.

I'm Heath Drusen and on the new season of Extremely American

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On the final night of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Vice President

Kamala Harris is set to deliver her nomination acceptance speech.

NPR Stephen Fowler reports Harris's advisor she she'll be laying out her

campaign roadmap. Just a month into out her campaign roadmap.

Just a month into launching her campaign and less than three months before election day,

Vice President Harris's speech comes at a crucial time.

Campaign Communications Director Michael Tyler says they'll use this week's convention as a springboard to guide their final message.

As Governor Wall has pointed out yesterday in his remarks, we're entering the fourth quarter in a close game.

We feel good about where we are.

It's the underdog, you do not play prevent defense, you play to win,

that's exactly what this campaign is going to do coming out of Chicago for the rest of this

campaign. Though election day is in November some states will start the absentee voting process in just two weeks.

Stephen Fowler and PR News, Chicago.

Kamala Harris's Vice Presidential running mate Tim Wall's introduced himself to the American people last night using a folksy

Midwestern approach that has become something of a trademark for the

Minnesota governor. While I was echoing a theme Harris is likely to touch on

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