Photos from the LiveStrong Presidential Forum

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Some of these have already been used in copy I've written about the Lance Armstrong Foundation's cancer forum in Cedar Rapids this week. Most of them, however, will probably not be included in copy. So, for those interested, here are some photos from the forum.

A view from the balcony of the stage at the LiveStrong forum while Lance Armstrong provides remarks.

Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack, former First Lady Christie Vilsack, Cedar Rapids Mayor Kay Halloran and Terry Loebsack watch as Hillary Clinton addresses the participants.

New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton in the hot seat with Lance Armstrong and MSNBC's Chris Matthews.

Former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards addresses participants at the LiveStrong forum.

New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson in the shot seat with Armstrong and Matthews at the LiveStrong forum.

Ohio Rep. Dennis Kucinich addresses participants at the LiveStrong forum.

Lance Armstrong addresses participants at the beginning of day two at the LiveStrong forum.

U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley addresses participants at the LiveStrong forum.

Kansas Sen. Sam Brownback addresses participants at the LiveStrong forum.

Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee addresses participants at the LiveStrong forum.

In addition to the speakers listed above, Gov. Chet Culver, Rep. Dave Loebsack and Cedar Rapids City Councilman Brian Fagan also addressed the participants. Unfortunately, my photos of those gentlemen didn't turn out well.

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