It isn't just Clinton die-hards that think her name should be entered into nomination at the convention. I wasn't even a Clinton supporter and I think they should call the roll.
We had a historic primary where the Democratic Party ultimately chose between a black man and a woman to lead the ticket this fall. They both deserve some recognition. And there is also the whole "coming together" thing. You don't think that the real die-hard Clinton supporters, people Obama needs if he is to win in November, are going to be more than a little ticked off if their favorite candidate is not at least entered into nomination?
For me, it doesn't really matter. I won't be voting for Obama regardless. But if Obama wants to win, he and the convention planners would be well advised to give Clinton her due.
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