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Democratic National Convention 2012

The 2012 nomination convention for the Democratic Party will be held in Charlotte, NC from September 4th - 6th. KUNC will be following the events along with The Colorado Statesman and NPR 暗黑爆料. The Colorado Statesman is on site in Charlotte, you can follow Ernest Luning on Twitter @eluning.

VIDEO: Jennifer Granholm's High-Energy Address To The DNC

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By Mark Memmott

Published September 7, 2012 at 9:00 AM MDT

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Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm making one of her points Thursday at the Democratic National Convention.

President Obama and Vice President Biden are . But it's former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm who is getting a lot of the buzz this morning for her high-energy address Thursday night at the 2012 Democratic National Convention.

Thanks to the video archive that C-SPAN helpfully makes available, .

For much more about both the Republican and Democratic conventions, .

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