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I say again, it's not a PROBLEM, it's an opportunity.
No one was more surprised than me to find out that the problems with the Unions (more national than local) and facilities, including the convention center, had possibly knocked Denver out of front-runner position. As mentioned before, the final decision won't be made until at least November, and with a second site visit by the DNC committee, perhaps these obstacles have been resolved. The state convention committee recently announced that they had procured 19,000 hotel rooms for the event, about 2,000 more than requested.
I still cannot forget the comments from one DLC attendee from the Brookings Institution who said that party positioning, viewers, PR, media coverage, marketing, etc etc have as much to do about the convention selection as facilities. As John Kerry found out, if a presidential candidate and the party do not get a substantial "bounce" from the convention, that's a hell of a lot of money wasted and opportunities missed.
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