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User Clip: Senator Gary Hart Speech at the 1984 Democratic National Convention

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August 1, 2022

Colorado Senator Gary Hart addresses the 1984 Democratic National Convention capping his second place finish in the Democratic Primary that … read more

Colorado Senator Gary Hart addresses the 1984 Democratic National Convention capping his second place finish in the Democratic Primary that year. Senator Hart won 26 primaries and caucuses and almost 1200 delegates, chasing eventual nominee, Vice President Walter Mondale, throughout the campaign season. close

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