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Clinton Activists Hang On to Nomination Dreams

 
By Caitlin Dean DENVER — Even though Hillary Clinton’s supporters know she won’t be the Democratic presidential nominee this year, many groups of discontented Clinton backers are rallying at the Democratic National Convention to show they haven’t given up on the dream. Groups such as PUMA, Just Say No Deal, 18 Million Voices and The Denver Group are among dozens that continue to support Clinton despite Barack Obama’s coming nomination acceptance speech on Thursday. Delegates and others attending the Denver convention have already seen marches and rallies citywide as die-hard Clinton supporters make a final thrust at securing the far-fetched prize. 18 Million Voices was expected to host a march on Tuesday to advocate women’s rights and celebrate Clinton’s achievements. The Denver Group, funds permitting, is running commercials on Denver television stations through the official roll call on Thursday. Some of these groups, such as Just Say No Deal, have not ... (link)

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