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- Blogs & Podcasts, The CLog, May 15, 2012
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Democratic National Convention 2012 Notebook: Despite Protests and Amendment Votes, the DNC Must Go On
- by Mary C. Curtis
- Tags: News, Democratic National Convention 2012, DNC, DNC 2012, Mary C. Curtis, Democratic National Convention, Charlotte, demonstrators, May 8, Amendment One, gay marriage, President Barack Obama, LA, Antonio Villaraigosa, Gay Marriage USA, New York, Charlotte Transit Center, Bank of America, protest, convention, Taste of the Carolinas, barbecue, Seventh Street Market
Everyone knows the DNC won't leave Charlotte. But a petition asking for just that only adds more fuel to demonstrators' fire.
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