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Who helped convince an undecided democratic convention to nominate William jennings Bryan for president?
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"Cross of Gold" speech
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One of the key figures who helped convince the undecided Democratic convention to nominate William Jennings Bryan for president was the influential newspaper editor and political commentator William Randolph Hearst. Hearst used his vast newspaper empire to promote Bryan's candidacy and sway public opinion in his favor. Additionally, Bryan's powerful and charismatic speeches during the convention also played a significant role in winning over the delegates.
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