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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Rudy Giuliani didn't get to make his keynote speech as scheduled on Tuesday night, but he'll reportedly still have a chance to speak at the Republican convention, taking his turn tonight instead.
According to Time's Mark Halperin, some other familiar faces from the Republican primaries might pop up as well -- maybe former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney or former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee.
But the biggest speech of the night will be made by presumptive vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin; after having dominated the news all this week, she'll be closely watched, and she can certainly use a good night.
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