‘The Marching Band’ Plays a Familiar Tune, But With Spirit and Social Awareness
By CARLOS SOUSA
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DENVER — Senator Clinton summoned millions of voters who supported her in the primaries to send Senator Obama to the White House tonight, declaring in a Democratic National Convention speech that the man who defeated her for the party’s nomination “is my candidate. And he must be our president.”
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|DENVER — Senator Clinton summoned millions of voters who supported her in the primaries to send Senator Obama to the White House tonight, declaring in a Democratic National Convention speech that the man who defeated her for the party’s nomination “is my candidate. And he must be our president.”
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