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Yes we Can!

August 28, 2008 - 2:04pm
OPINION

Pittsburgh cartoonist put off by pro-choice convention giveaways

By Rob Tornoe

Yes we CAN!: Close-up of the giveaways offered by pro-choice group NARAL during the 2008 Democratic National Convention. (click to enlarge)Yes we CAN!: Close-up of the giveaways offered by pro-choice group NARAL during the 2008 Democratic National Convention. (click to enlarge)Anyone who has ever gone to a political convention knows that swag definitely isn't in short supply.

But even Pittsburgh Post-Gazette cartoonist Rob Rogers was amazed when he came across a unique giveaway just before a delegation breakfast; a can by the pro-choice group NARAL labeled, "Yes We CAN!"

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