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    Posted August 27, 2008 by
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    Denver, Colorado
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    Campaign 2008

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    Michelle Obama, Jill Biden, family and friends gathered early

    today to prepare care packages for the troops.

     

    The host, Delegate Service Day for the National Democratic

    Convention, kicked off the event at the city's Curtis Park

    neighborhood. Jeannie Ritter, the wife of Colorado Gov. Bill

    Ritter, was there to support the non-partisan event that inspires

    citizens to reach out and service troops.

    Obama spoke on her new-found friendship with Mrs. Biden, and

    though they have only known each other for a while , they both

    shared an unconditional passion to serice troops and war veterans.

    "These projects are our way of saying thank you to the people

    of Denver, our gracious hosts this week. But our work today is also

    out of support and great admiration for the troops who are serving

    our country abroad and keeping us safe at home. My family is

    thrilled to be here today to send a few comforts of home to our

    soldiers overseas," Michelle Obama said. "We hope the more than one

    thousand delegates taking part in the many service projects across

    Denver today will carry that commitment to service back to help

    their communities long after our convention is over."

    Michelle Obama brought Tammy Duckworth to the event.

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