Sanders Finds It Easier to Start Than Rein In a Revolution
- Candidate’s pleas for Democratic unity ignored by some
- Convention speakers fight to be heard over jeers and boos
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Bernie Sanders is learning that starting a revolution is easier than controlling it.
As the Democratic National Convention opened Monday in Philadelphia, a booing, jeering contingent of the Vermont senator’s backers was so insistent about never supporting presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton that Sanders himself couldn’t reel them in.