Washington Week with The Atlantic

Convention Notes: Alexis Simendinger of Real Clear Politics

Clip: Season 2012 | 1m 40s

Our panelists have covered their fair share of conventions and we asked them which was their most memorable convention. Alexis Simendinger, of Real Clear Politics, tells us why the 1992 Democratic National Convention is her favorite. From Bill Clinton to Ross Perot, she shares the highlights from the convention in New York City.

Aired: 09/05/12

Rating: NR

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