The opening session of the Democratic National Convention Monday afternoon wasn’t a full-fledged rebellion against Hillary Clinton’s campaign managers. But it was a more vigorous assertion of dissent than anything at the Republican National Convention.
The opening prayer was met by boos, and the second presiding officer, Ohio Rep. Marcia Fudge, accused the crowd of not respecting her and not acting like Democrats.
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