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Photos from the Democratic National Convention

— By Michelle Austein Brooks, 12 September 2008

Now that Campaign Trail Talk has returned from our travels to the Republican and Democratic Conventions, we’ve finally had a chance to get some of our photos of the events online.

Here we have the Democratic National Convention. Stay tuned for photos from the Republican Convention.
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mike

16 September 2008 at 01:56 EDT

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obama is the legitimate president worldwide.let American people to believe in change,OBAMA IS THE PRESIDENT

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