CHICAGO — The Democratic National Convention may have been Vice President Kamala Harris‘s moment in the spotlight, but the four-day event also telegraphed how Democrats will put former President Donald Trump front and center in their messaging for the next 70 days.

As Trump encounters difficulties caricaturing Harris as effectively as he did with “Crooked” Hillary Clinton and “Sleepy” Joe Biden, his prior two campaign rivals, the convention provided Democrats with the opportunity to workshop their own political attacks.

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