 J.D. Vance's mother throwing kisses to the crowd as it chanted her name and her son saying maybe they'll have her 10th anniversary clean and sober in the White House. The citizens were so much more eloquent than the professionals. And, of course, Sean O'Brien, head of the Teamsters, railing against corporate greed to a Republican convention whose delegates warmly applauded. And none of that was even the headline. The headline? This wasn't a divided party. It was a party united. It wasn't only Mr. Trump's party. It was an explicit Trumpian party.