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Wrapping Up the Conventions – What Did We Learn?
Wrapping Up the Conventions – What Did We Learn?
Attending two major party conventions in back-to-back weeks in this era of polarized national politics was an unbelievable experience. The most dramatic period was obviously the 12-hour span between Barack Obama’s historic MLK anniversary acceptance speech and the stunning Sarah Palin ...
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