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Day two for the Democrats. Where's the red meat?

Hello again, I'm Mormon Alney, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International.

A daily look at the issues. Americans care about most reporting today from the Democratic National Convention in Denver.

Last night, Teddy Kennedy passed the torch to a new generation and the Obamas were the

all-American family.

Tonight, Hillary Clinton will address the convention and the world will learn how serious

the split with Obama supporters really is.

On to the point, we'll talk with

delegates in both camps. Are the media fanning a controversy that's only skin deep? Keynote

Speaker Mark Warner says he's not an attack dog. Are the Democrats missing their chance for

an offensive against John McCain and George Bush? On reporter's notebook later on, humorist

Harry Scherer talks about politics and parties.

First, here's the news.

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D. and Catherine T. McArthur Foundation.

Hello again, Wamanalny, back with To the Point. Last night, it was Teddy Kennedy and Michelle Obama.

Tonight, the keynote speaker is Virginia's former Governor Mark Warner, but the star of the show will be Hillary Clinton.

How divided are the Democrats? Well, haven't the delegates and the audience on TV heard more about John McCain and

George Bush? On reporter's notebook, humorist, and political commentator Harry Scherer talks about

three simultaneous conventions going on before our very eyes. John Mercurio is executive editor

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