WESTON, Conn. — Hillary Clinton made history when the Democratic Party nominated her Tuesday night as the first female candidate for president for a major party. Barbara Reynolds — head of the Democratic Town Committee in Weston — was a witness to the events Tuesday night, Her are her thoughts on Tuesday at the convention in her own words:
U.S. Rep. Jim Himes poses with Weston delegate Barbara Reynolds at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
Photo Credit: Contributed/Barbara ReynoldsOn Tuesday, Democratic National Convention delegates hear from Gabby Giffords at the Vocal Majority rally to end gun violence.
Photo Credit: Contributed/Barbara ReynoldsOn Tuesday, Democratic National Convention delegates hear from Gabby Giffords at the Vocal Majority rally to end gun violence.
Photo Credit: Contributed/Barbara ReynoldsU.S. Rep. Elizabeth Esty speaks at a Democratic National Convention event Tuesday.
Photo Credit: Contributed/Barbara ReynoldsU.S. Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) talks with Hillary Clinton's running mate U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine at the convention.
Photo Credit: U.S. Senator Chris Murphy's TwitterIt was an incredible evening, and [I’m] so proud that we came together with the [Bernie] Sanders supporters. Inside the hall, the roll call vote was very exciting. And we all love former President Bill Clinton. I hope that any people who don't really know all that Hillary has done over her life get the chance to listen to his speech.
— Barbara Reynolds
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