Democratic National Convention

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In his acceptance speech, Barack Obama stood up for Democratic values, took the fight to McCain -- and proved that the United States is still capable of reinventing itself.
  • In ad, McCain congratulates Obama

    John McCain says he's giving Barack Obama his day before the two get back to real campaigning, but the ad is evidence against that.
  • Obama delegates ready to celebrate

    On Wednesday, we took a video camera and checked in with delegates at the Pepsi Center to see how they were feeling about the convention.
  • Plouffe on McCain's "high-water mark"

    Barack Obama's campaign manager says that John McCain will only see his numbers dip from now on. But with the GOP convention coming up, is he right to be so confident?
  • MIA at convention: Anti-Bush swag

    All the Obama memorabilia is great, but why so few jabs at our supremely unpopular president?
  • Hail and farewell

    Hillary Clinton officially ended her historic campaign with dignity -- and her backers' predicted meltdown never happened.
  • Biden, officially the vice-presidential nominee, takes the stage

    On Wednesday night, Joe Biden showed why Barack Obama chose him as his running mate.
  • "Barack Obama is ready to be president"

    Defying the expectations of naysayers, Bill Clinton delivers an enthusiastic endorsement of Barack Obama.
  • How it happened

    The roll call at the Democratic convention was brought to the symbolic end that was expected when Hillary Clinton asked that Barack Obama be nominated by acclamation.
  • Florida, Michigan delegations go for Obama

    The disputed states, which had voted for Hillary Clinton in primaries that violated primary rules, ended up giving the majority of their votes to Barack Obama.
  • Arkansas for Obama

    The delegation from Clinton's adopted home state, which she won in a landslide in the primaries, gave all its votes to Barack Obama.
  • Clinton supporter tapped to second Obama nomination

    As the roll-call process gets under way, a prominent congressional backer of Hillary Clinton's speaks on behalf of Barack Obama.
  • Clinton rules

    Some in the media just can't give up on the idea that the Clintons plan to undermine Barack Obama.
  • Clinton releases her delegates

    Meeting with delegates pledged to her, Clinton doesn't tell them how to vote, but does say she cast her ballot for Barack Obama.
  • On the reaction to the columns for Obama's speech

    Bloggers are criticizing the press for discussing this, but such things are the reason the actual issues become less important, and that's not solely the media's fault.
  • Fired up for party unity

    After Hillary Clinton's speech on Tuesday night, we pulled out the video camera to check in with Obama and Clinton delegates and supporters.
  • Greek columns? Really?

    The stage for Barack Obama's speech is being set up, and it looks like the design could have been a lot smarter.
  • "No way, no how, no McCain"

    Hillary Clinton targets the Republicans -- and her loyalists who have been unwilling to give up the good fight.
  • What makes Biden Biden?

    The moral backbone that led the V.P. nominee to stand up to Milosevic and pass the Violence Against Women Act was bred into him by his father.
  • What'd you think of Hillary Clinton's speech?

    She may not have given the keynote address, but it was unquestionably Clinton's night, so tell us, what's your reaction to her speech?
  • McCain to announce veep choice Thursday night?

    Some advisors are reportedly discussing the idea of announcing McCain's running mate on the night Barack Obama accepts the Democratic nomination.
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