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By Camille Scott

Houston Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell is comfortable in the presence of Presidents. He's spent the last 8 years as spiritual advisor to President George Bush. Now he's in Denver supporting another man who hopes to move in to the White House when George Bush moves out.

>> Continue reading: Democratic National Convention: Houston Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell: "Obama more than a Black candidate"

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By Camille Scott

The Reverend Jesse Jackson made headlines a few weeks ago with his controversial comments about Barack Obama. I caught up with him today and he was not apologetic.

>> Continue reading: Democratic National Convention: Jesse Jackson: "Obama stands on the backs of civil rights leaders"

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By Tracy Jackson & Camille Scott
The morning started great. Since events have moved from Pepsi Center to Invesco Field, we were able to get a great parking space near Pepsi and get in line for the shuttle bus to Invesco. That's when things got tricky.

>> Continue reading: Democratic National Convention: Awaiting Obama at Invesco

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By Camille Scott

There's no doubt this has been a big party for the Democratic Party. But there is a purpose behind the pageantry.

>> Continue reading: Democratic National Convention: Houston Delegate

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By Camille Scott and Tracy Jackson

There are hundreds of politicians inside the Pepsi center. Houston State Senator told us tonight they all have one thing in common.

>> Continue reading: Democratic National Convention: Tx Sen. Rodney Ellis

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By Tracy Jackson & Camille Scott

We've heard a lot about what would become of the "Clinton Legacy" following a hard-fought primary. Tonight, there is no doubt, as far as the Democrats are concerned, Former President Clinton will go down in history as one of their most inspiring leaders.

>> Continue reading: Democratic National Convention: Chaos On The Floor

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By Tracy Jackson & Camille Scott
For three days now we've seen mostly a supportive crowd inside the Pepsi Center, cheering for their candidate, Barack Obama. But outside, a handful of protesters are making sure their voices are heard.

>> Continue reading: Democratic National Convention: Pro-life Protesters

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