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United States presidential nominating convention - news and investigations
It's their party: DNC demands boost cost of convention, paid for by special interests
By
Meredith O'Brien
July 12, 2004
WASHINGTON, July 12, 2004 — On the way to running up an estimated $95 million tab for its 2004 presidential nominating convention in Boston,
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Wining and dining the DNC
By
Meredith O'Brien
July 12, 2004
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By
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By
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April 20, 2009
Counting the costs: Convention boosters promise a windfall that rarely materializes
By
Meredith O'Brien
August 20, 2004
This year's Republican convention in New York City is expected to cost by some estimates up to $166 million. Federal taxpayers will pay near
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Spending spree: Where does the convention money go?
By
Meredith O'Brien
July 12, 2004
It's their party: DNC demands boost cost of convention, paid for by special interests
By
Meredith O'Brien
July 12, 2004
The Republican convention: The party begins in New York City, paid for by special interests
By
Meredith O'Brien
August 20, 2004
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By
G.W. Schulz
September 2, 2009
Spending spree: Where does the convention money go?
By
Meredith O'Brien
July 12, 2004
WASHINGTON, July 12, 2004 — An accounting of the exact costs of national presidential nominating conventions cannot be made until after the
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It's their party: DNC demands boost cost of convention, paid for by special interests
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Meredith O'Brien
July 12, 2004
Counting the costs: Convention boosters promise a windfall that rarely materializes
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August 20, 2004
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October 25, 2004
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Wining and dining the DNC
By
Meredith O'Brien
July 12, 2004
WASHINGTON, July 12, 2004 — It's little wonder that seats on the site selection committees that choose the venue for presidential nominating
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It's their party: DNC demands boost cost of convention, paid for by special interests
By
Meredith O'Brien
July 12, 2004
Obama rewards big bundlers with jobs, commissions, stimulus money, government contracts, and more
By
Fred Schulte
,
John Aloysius Farrell
and
Jeremy Borden
June 15, 2011
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May 24, 2012
The Republican convention: The party begins in New York City, paid for by special interests
By
Meredith O'Brien
August 20, 2004
WASHINGTON, August 20, 2004 — President Bush will accept his party's nomination in New York City at the Republican National Convention, an e
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By
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By
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and
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August 24, 2012
Corporate donors to 2008 party conventions included financial institutions bailed out by government.
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