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Virgin Islands delegation jazzed by ‘historic event’ at Democratic National Convention

Virgin Islands delegation jazzed by 'historic event' at Democratic National Convention

CHICAGO — Governor Albert Bryan participated in the Democratic National Convention (DNC), representing the U.S. Virgin Islands in what he described as a “thrilling and historic event.”

The governor said he had the distinct honor of introducing the Virgin Islands and their 13 dedicated delegates during the roll call vote, marking a significant moment for the territory in the national political arena.

“This experience is truly exhilarating,” he said. “Standing on the national stage and presenting the Virgin Islands, alongside our 13 passionate delegates, is a testament to the important role our territory plays in shaping the future of our nation.”

The DNC, filled with high energy and anticipation, saw electrifying speeches, including those by former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama. Their powerful words resonated deeply with delegates and viewers across the country, inspiring a renewed sense of purpose and unity among Democrats.

“The Obamas’ speeches were nothing short of extraordinary,” Governor Bryan commented. “Their message of hope, resilience, and the importance of every vote underscores the values we hold dear in the Virgin Islands. It was an honor to witness such an impactful moment in person.”

Governor Bryan also highlighted the significance of the Virgin Islands’ participation in this historic event, noting that the voices of the territory’s residents are being heard on a national level. “Our participation at the DNC is a reminder that the Virgin Islands are an integral part of this nation’s democratic process. We are proud to have our voices contribute to the direction of our party and our country.”

As the DNC continues, Governor Bryan and the Virgin Islands delegation remain excited and engaged, ready to make their mark on this pivotal election. The Governor expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to represent the people of the Virgin Islands and encouraged everyone back home to stay involved and informed as the election season progresses.

“This is a moment of pride for the Virgin Islands, and I am thrilled to be a part of it,” Governor Bryan said. “Together, we are making history.”

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