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Tammy Wins: In Pictures
We're not gloating -- it's just that we just find these pictures of Tammy Baldwin and her supporters very moving. The Wisconsin congresswoman became the first openly gay U.S. senator in history on Tuesday.
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A Tammy Baldwin supporter lets go.
Taking the stage.
Stand up and shout!
The crowd goes wild.
Baldwin speaks to her campaign workers and supporters.
Celebrating an historic moment.
It's an emotional night for all.
Congratulations!

        
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