PHILADELPHIA – The final day of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia is supposed to be all about presidential nominee Hillary Clinton but she is in danger of being overshadowed by guests at her own party.
By scheduling former President Bill Clinton to speak on Tuesday and President Obama to address the convention on the eve of her acceptance speech, Clinton and her running mate, former Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine, must now compete with two of their party’s most celebrated public speakers.
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