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Conventions still shape voters views of candidates
Carl P. Leubsdorf argues that political conventions retain value by informing voters about candidates, parties, and future star figures like Barack Obama, while noting risk of overhyped drama. He cites past Chicago 1968 unrest and 1992 contrasts to illustrate conventions’ essential role. He ID’s Kerry’s background as focus ahead of acceptance speech.
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