early and often Aug. 31, 2012

Portraits From the Republican National Convention, Part Three

By Christopher Anderson

Republican National Convention

Photo: Christopher Anderson/Magnum/New York Magazine

New York photographer-in-residence Christopher Anderson was in Tampa this week for the Republican National Convention. In his latest dispatch, Anderson gets up close with top Republicans from Paul Ryan to Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, and surveys the crowd on the convention floor.

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