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- Blogs & Podcasts, The CLog, Jul 23, 2012
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DNC 2012 Notebook: The ladies talk North Carolina politics
- by Mary C. Curtis
- Tags: News, Democratic National Convention 2012, Michelle Obama, President Obama, Ashley Judd, Charlotte, North Carolina, Tennessee, vote, campaign, politics, Democrat, Mary C. Curtis, Women Vote 2012 Summit, Central Piedmont Community College, It Takes One, Ann Romney, Mitt Romney, first lady, health care, pre-natal care, equal pay, education, hope, tax, private sector, access, children, hungry, food insecure, Bill Clinton, London, Kentucky, God, North Carolinians, basketball, Southerners
Michelle Obama, Ann Romney and Ashley Judd give North Carolina a woman's perspective of the presidential campaign
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