August 25, 2008 - 11:23am
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Hickenlooper prepares for his 15 minutes of fame

By Wally Edge

So far, Democrats seem happy with Denver, which is good news for Mayor John Hickenlooper , who will address delegates tonight.  The mayor is expected to give a generic welcome address and not say anything overtly partisan.  He’ll give national Democrats no reason to like or dislike him. 

WALLY EDGE can be reached via email at politicsnj@aol.com.
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