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Published 8/27/2008 at L.A. Times - Politics
A former construction worker who resembles the candidate creates a stir when he shows up in the Pepsi Center.
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A Barack Obama look-alike making the rounds at the Democratic National Convention briefly fooled press and spectators alike.
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