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As Hilary Clinton addresses the DNC, the differences with her 2016 campaign stand out

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Published August 19, 2024 at 10:13 PM EDT

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton addressed the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. NPR's Tamara Keith notes that Harris is running a different campaign against Trump than CLinton had.

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