Democratic National Convention
Barack Obama once again proved that he can deliver a breathtaking speech at an absolutely pivotal moment, says Mark Halperin
Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, daughter of former President John F. Kennedy, waves from the podium at the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 25
Chris Wattie / Reuters
Looking sleek, elegant and composed, she spoke with clarity and warmth about both Obama and her uncle Ted Kennedy, linking the Democratic presumptive nominee with her legendary family. Her long-standing love for the latter and newfound appreciation for the former both came through. She introduced a rousing film about her uncle's life and accomplishments, and then welcomed the Senator himself to the stage.
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