Photos | Panel Discussion with Gingrich, Carville, and Axelrod
Newt Gingrich, James Carville, and David Axelrod sit on chairs at a panel discussion during Politicon 2015 in Los Angeles, CA. The event drew a crowd of seven people, including five men who wore formal wear and 10 shoes. Accessories included four wristwatches, two ties, glasses, rings, and jewelry, while the furniture comprised three chairs. The speakers discussed political issues while the audience looked on.
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