So far the DNC Convention has been the

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Democrat National Clinton Convention. Hillary dominatated the Tuesday lineup by delivering one of the best speaches of her life. She hit all the points she needed to. She ended any speculation that she was trying to yank the nomination out from under Obama, she called for party unity and reminded Democrats why they wanted to vote Democrat no matter what. If she had it in mind to instill a little "buyer's remorse" upon the delegates, she accomplished that too. For anyone who still hoped (or feared) she had plans to undermine Obama, she ended the state by state vote (which was basically held to appease her and her supporters anyway) by moving to nominate Obama by acclamation. Last night, Bill Clinton gave a speach that left VP nominee Joe Biden with nowhere to go. Like his wife, the former president took the night and became the keynote speaker, even if he wasn't. No one will remember what Biden said, but Bill's speech will be talked about for awhile. Bill's speech was mostly about himself, which both detracted from the speech and enhanced it. So, tonight Obama will give his acceptance speech. Will he be able to make the convention his own? This convention will be remembered as either the day Obama took the reigns of the Democrat party, or the day the Clintons allowed Obama to borrow them when he needs them.