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Protest March at the Republican National Convention, St. Paul, September 1 2008

From Clara James, About.com

Anti-war protesters and others opposed to Republican policies marched from the Minnesota State Capitol to the Xcel Energy Center during the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, September 1.

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  1. Crowd at the Pre-March Rally at the Minnesota State CapitolCrowd at the pre-march rally at the Minnesota State Capitol
  2. Iraq Veterans Against the WarIraq Veterans Against the War: Anti-war protesters at the Republican National Convention, St. Paul
  3. "Oil is Tasty" ProtestersAnti-war protesters at the Republican National Convention, St. Paul, September 2008
  4. The Father of a Soldier Killed in the Iraq WarAnti-war protesters at the Republican National Convention, St. Paul, September 2008
  5. Protesters on the Steps of the Minnesota State CapitolProtesters on the steps of the Minnesota State Capitol
  6. Grandma for PeaceGrandma for Peace: Protester at the Republican National Convention
  7. Sniper on a Downtown St. Paul RooftopSniper on a rooftop, watching protesters at the Republican National Convention, St. Paul.
  8. Head of the Anti-War MarchUS out of Iraq: the head of the anti-war march on the RNC, St. Paul
  9. Anti-War ProtestersAnti-war protesters at the Republican National Convention, St. Paul, September 2008
  10. Love for New OrleansAnti-war protester reminding us of New Orleans at the Republican National Convention, St. Paul.
  11. War Supporters at the RNCWar supporters on the anti-war march route, at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul
  12. Anti-Capitalist ProtestersAnti Capitalist Anti-war protesters at the Republican National Convention, St. Paul, September 2008

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