politico.com - 8/28/2008
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While actual roll call will still occur, plans were already afoot to shorten the procedure by acclamation.
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In case, you didn’t hear, Illinois Senator Barack Obama has been officially nominated as the Democratic presidential candidate on Wednesday, by acclamation! After much blustering and worrying and pondering, ...
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