Democratic delegates converged on Denver on Sunday as party leaders sought to patch up resentments and rivalries lingering from the primary season.

This'll be a short one today: most of the Daily Kos contributing editors are on their way to Denver as we speak, to take part in Big Tent activities. Oh, and maybe visit the actual convention, if there's time, but from the way things are looking the Big Tent's going to be the place to be. This is hilarious. ...

Reports of a surging McCain are greatly exaggerated. While Obama and McCain are mobilizing supporters and maintaining a close race, the numbers on this most recent ABC/WaPo poll have changed about as much as the other national polls - by a point or two, Obama leading. Presidential choice RV 8/19-22 ...

DENVER (Reuters) - Democrats preached party unity on Sunday on the eve of a four-day convention to nominate Barack Obama for the White House as his advisers predicted disgruntled supporters of Hillary Clinton would fall in line.

Democrats preached party unity on Sunday on the eve of a four-day convention to nominate Barack Obama for the White House as his advisers predicted disgruntled supporters of Hillary Clinton would fall in line.

A look at Monday's speakers for the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver: ——— MICHELLE OBAMA: The potential first lady addresses Democrats after a rocky summer as the target...

This'll be a short one today: most of the Daily Kos contributing editors are on their way to Denver as we speak, to take part in Big Tent activities. Oh, and maybe visit the actual convention, if there's time, but from the way things are looking the Big Tent's going to be the place to be. This is hilarious. ...

As expected, Republicans didn't waste a moment before launching the full concern troll attack on Obama's selection of a running mate. No matter who was chosen, they would have professed concern that they know much better than Democrats who the Democratic nominees should have been. In this case ...

The Age Democrats’ quest for the ‘big idea’ Christian Science Monitor - 1 hour ago By Linda Feldmann | Staff writer / August 24, 2008 edition Washington - As the 2008 Democratic National Convention kicks off in Denver, the party is bursting with optimism and a sense of possibility. When McCain ...

Ed Rendell, Kathleen Sebelius, and Jesse Jackson Jr. said on Face The Nation that Republican efforts to exploit divisions between former Hillary Clinton supporters and the rest of the Democratic party will fail.