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Barack, Michelle Obama Headline DNC Day Two
UNITED STATES – Former U.S. President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama delivered a 1-2 punch at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night, urging Americans to back Kamala Harris in her 11th-hour presidential bid against republican Donald Trump.
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