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Sean P. Means
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(Pin salesman Ryan Randolph shows off his wares -- all supporting Barack Obama -- at the Utah Democrats' party Tuesday night at the Salt Lake City Sheraton. (photo by Sean P. Means | The Salt Lake Tribune) )
Campaign buttons a hot item at Utah Democrats' party

The pin trade was booming for Ryan Randolph at the Utah Democratic Party's party Tuesday night at the Sheraton.

Randolph had a table full of Barack Obama campaign buttons for sale — $3 each, or two for $5 — outside the main ballroom, and he reported brisk business for anything with both President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden on it.

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Randolph did face some limitations, he said. "Everything had to be union-made," he said.



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