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The '''Democrat National Convention''', euphemistically called the "Democrat'''''ic''''' National Convention," is a [[president]]ial nominating convention that has been held every four years since 1832 to nominate the presidential candidate for [[United States]]' Democrat party. They also establish a party [[platform]] at this national convention.  But there is nothing "democratic" about this national convention of Democrats; [[pro-life]] views, though shared by many Democrats, are censored from the podium.
 
The '''Democrat National Convention''', euphemistically called the "Democrat'''''ic''''' National Convention," is a [[president]]ial nominating convention that has been held every four years since 1832 to nominate the presidential candidate for [[United States]]' Democrat party. They also establish a party [[platform]] at this national convention.  But there is nothing "democratic" about this national convention of Democrats; [[pro-life]] views, though shared by many Democrats, are censored from the podium.
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In 2012, the Democrats' national convention was held in [[North Carolina]], from Tuesday, September 3, to Friday, September 6.  Originally Democrats hoped to win North Carolina and thus chose it as the location for its convention in order to boost its chances, but Republicans seemed likely to carry this state.
      
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The 2012 convention is scheduled to held in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Democrat Party will be receiving $50 million in taxpayer money from the [[federal government]] for convention security.<ref>{{cite news|last=Harrison|first=Steve|title=N.C. Police Won't Talk About $25M In Equipment For DNC|url=http://www.officer.com/news/10618596/nc-police-wont-talk-about-25m-in-equipment-for-dnc}}</ref>
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In 2012, the Democrats' national convention was held in [[North Carolina]], from Tuesday, September 3, to Friday, September 6.  Originally Democrats hoped to win North Carolina and thus chose it as the location for its convention in order to boost its chances, but Republicans carried the state in the [[2012 Presidential election]].
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The party was expected to receive $50 million in taxpayer money from the [[federal government]] for convention security.<ref>{{cite news|last=Harrison|first=Steve|title=N.C. Police Won't Talk About $25M In Equipment For DNC|url=http://www.officer.com/news/10618596/nc-police-wont-talk-about-25m-in-equipment-for-dnc}}</ref>
    
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