Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy, the liberal lion of the Democratic Party, got a surprisingly cool reception during his speech in his hometown last night. Delegates warmly greeted Kennedy when he was introduced, but soon grew quiet and rarely interrupted with applause during his remarks, making the convention managers’ decision not to have whim speak in […]
Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy, the liberal lion of the Democratic Party, got a surprisingly cool reception during his speech in his hometown last night. Delegates warmly greeted Kennedy when he was introduced, but soon grew quiet and rarely interrupted with applause during his remarks, making the convention managers' decision not to have whim speak in prime time seem especially wise.
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