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Gore compares Obama to Lincoln
By Ian Swanson | Posted: 08/28/08 09:57 PM [ET]
DENVER – Vice President Al Gore compared Barack Obama to Abraham Lincoln in a rousing speech that said the new Democratic nominee would not ignore “inconvenient truths” such as global warning.

Richardson fights GOP’s ‘celebrity’ line of attack
By Aaron Blake | Posted: 08/28/08 08:59 PM [ET]
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson (D) fought back against Republican charges that Barack Obama is a substanceless celebrity and questioned Sen. John McCain’s reputation as a maverick.

Clinton supporters to look ahead
By Albert Eisele | Posted: 08/28/08 09:20 PM [ET]
DENVER – It was an emotional and bittersweet moment for Sen. Hillary Clinton as she prepared to watch Sen. Barack Obama claim the prize that she and her supporters had fought so hard for.

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