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After a tumultuous 107 days, Kamala Harris‘ campaign for President of the United States came to an end with her touching concession speech. The address, which was delivered on Nov. 6 at her alma mater Howard University,

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On the heels of President-elect Donald Trump's successful re-election bid, including in Wisconsin, Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a concession speech Wednesday afternoon. Harris addressed the nation from Howard University, her alma mater in Washington, D.C.

In the final sprint to the election, Kamala Harris’ campaign — at her insistence, aides and allies said — started playing Donald Trump’s most incendiary comments on the jumbotrons at her rallies, displaying in technicolor his meandering, racist and, sometimes, violent rhetoric.

Former Democratic Senator turned MSNBC political analyst Claire McCaskill twice wiped away tears while reacting live on-air to Kamala Harris ' concession speech Wednesday. "I'm so proud," McCaskill said, her voice breaking, when asked for her thoughts by host Nicolle Wallace during Deadline: White House.

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Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to address her supporters at 4 p.m. ET Wednesday from Howard University, her alma mater. Harris [called Donald Trump](

When Vice President Kamala Harris took the reins of the Democratic Party just over 100 days ago, it was the latest triumph in a political career that has been marked by both reversals of fortune and history-making breakthroughs.

Vice President Kamala Harris has conceded. Plus, USA TODAY Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page takes a look at what's next. How did