Democrats convene, await Clinton

Jerusalem : Israel | Sep 05, 2012 at 2:40 PM PDT

Source: USA Today

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The Democrats opened the second night of their convention today by restoring God and Jerusalem to their platform. Approved on a voice vote, the platform now mentions God and re-affirms President Obama's support for Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. FULL ARTICLE AT USA Today

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