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THE EDGE: Dems' best and worst
DENVER - Four days, hundreds of speakers, thousands of delegates, endless pontificating. So much that is memorable from the Democratic National Convention, so much that is forgettable. Seven AP reporters help sort it all out, by identifying - in their humble opinions - some of the week's best and worst: speakers, put-downs, seats, and more.
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