"Was his religion a factor in him not being chosen as vice president?" asked one. Shapiro quickly insisted he was 'proud of his faith' and that this was untrue. Instead, he said it was 'being injected into the conversation' by Donald Trump who is the real racist and the real anti-Semite.
Shapiro wasn't dwelling on it in Chicago at the Democratic National Convention, but reporters were. On Tuesday morning, a gaggle of journalists surrounding him with television cameras and audio recorders asked yet again about why he wasn't the vice presidential nominee.
It would now appear on local news in California whose delegation he addressed on the second day of the convention as he made the rounds to impress Democrats he may need for a future campaign.
For all of the attention on the United Center in prime time, there are sort of mini-conventions at hotels across the city hosting each state's delegation every morning. After shaking off a hangover or short night's sleep, attendees cram into a conference room to eat buffet-style scrambled eggs and bacon and listen to even more speeches.
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