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Written by Martin Wednesday, 03 September 2008 10:17
The Democratic National Convention was simultaneously exhilarating and exhausting at the same time. We usually started our day at 6 AM and didn't get done until midnight. Caucus meetings, seminars, speeches - all on a diverse universe of topics pertinent to our national interest with the best of the best in their field discussing them...it was non-stop politics 24/7.
Overall, it was a tremendous experience and I enjoyed it immensely. I am privileged and honored to have been a delegate to such an historic event. It was also dificult to walk or sit anywhere without some celebrity sighting. Of all people, the Republican operative Frank Luntz was just a few seats behind me - I had a very brief conversation with him on social topics. I shook hands with Ed Rendell, Tim Kaine, Dan Rather, and an assortment of high-ranking Congressmen. I almost got my picture taken with John Oliver from the Daily Show, but he was in a rush and polite about it.
I think the energy and excitement generated by this event will propel us to victory in November. I wish you all could have been there - it was just amazing and I'll remember it always.
Martin Yeung