DENVER – As day two of the convention unfolded, Democrats had yet to extinguish the simmering tensions between the camps of nominee Barack Obama and his former rival Hillary Clinton, whose speech tonight is supposed to bridge a divide before it overshadows the convention.
Clinton is the most anticipated speaker on a night that will also feature one of the party’s fastest rising stars, former Virginia governor and U.S. Senate candidate Mark Warner.
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