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August 27, 2008 - 7:57am
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Tornoe's Toons: Convention Sketchpad, day two: Obama who?
By Rob Tornoe
Check back tomorrow morning to view my sketchpad for day three of the Democratic National Convention.
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Check back every morning to view my latest Convention Sketchpad:
And follow all the coverage of the 2008 Democratic National Convention from cartoonists' point-of-view:
- Brodner points to the Denver that democrats won't see
- For New York Post cartoonist, life imitates art at DNC
- Boston Globe cartoonist goes 'couch potatoe' for conventions
- Go check it out: Kal's convention sketches for 'The Economist'
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- Go check it out: Drew Litton convention animations
Related topics: John McCain, Mitt Romney, Barack Obama, John Kerry, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, MSNBC, Democratic National Convention, Jay Leno, Keith Olbermann, Morning Joe, DNCC, Tornoe's toons, Cartooning the Convention, Convention sketchpad, Joe Scarborough
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