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Politics Time Out: Pictures from the DNC to Bring A Smile To Your Face

Let's take a break from the arguments and debates of this election cycle and have a little laugh.

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Politics Time Out: Pictures from the DNC to Bring A Smile To Your Face
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With the Democratic and Republican national conventions behind us, we are now embarking on General Election 2016. Before the maelstrom of this election begins however, let's take some time to admire some more lighthearted shots from the DNC.

1. When you realize that Bill and Hillary are relationship goals.

2. And you wish your friendships were as strong as these two.

3. You can feel the pride Bill has in Hillary through this photo.

4. That feeling when every sign in the room has your name on it, and thousands of people are chanting your name as well.

5. Bill crying at Hillary makes us want to cry.

6. Tim Kaine raising the roof shows us what it means to party.

7. When awe meets awkward family photo.

8. The first lady that all of America will miss.

9. The balloons seemed to have intrigued Bill as well.

10. The wonder of two kids in Disney World.

11. The win surprised Bill, it appears.

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