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Why One Philly Agency Is Changing Its Name During the Democratic National Convention
From email leaks to buzzworthy speeches by Michelle Obama and Sarah Silverman, the Democratic National Convention is already grabbing plenty of headlines from Philadelphia this week, and a local agency is hoping to add one more.Philadelphia-based Red Tettemer O’Connell + Partners is temporarily changing its name to Blue Tettemer O’Connell + Partners in honor of the DNC.Although there are plenty of Democratic supporters at the agency, the new moniker isn’t necessarily a political statement or a show of support for the Democrats, said Steve Red, RTO+P’s president and chief creative officer, who is going by “Steve Blue” during the DNC.
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Democratic National Convention Day 2: The Machine, All-Gender…
PHILADELPHIA, PA — The second day of the Democratic National Convention begins Tuesday with one key question: will the party see true unity before Hillary Clinton takes the stage on Thursday night?A host of speakers gave the former secretary of state their ringing endorsement, including impassioned speeches from First Lady Michelle Obama and New Jersey’s U.S. Sen. Cory Booker.Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Sen. Bernie Sanders completed Monday night’s bill, touching on the night’s thematic issues of compassion, neighborliness, inclusiveness and love.
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Day One at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia
Updated: July 26, 2016 at 12:17 AMDemocrats kicked off their 2016 convention with a rousing version of “Battle Hymn of the Republic” before moving on to speeches by Sen. Cory Booker, first lady Michelle Obama and Sen. Bernie Sanders.
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Democratic National Convention 1st day focused on economy – KRISTV.com
Mother nature huffed and puffed trying her best to put a damper on the first day of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.Outside the Wells Fargo Arena, heavy rain caused flash flooding across the region.Winds blew the rain sideways and brought down tree branches and outside the DNC, protestors and journalists were told to seek shelter from potential lightning strikes and intense storms.
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