ABC News:

Sen. Hillary Clinton Seeks Democratic Convention Voice

AFP:

Clinton backers not giving up as convention looms

Clinton said, "I happen to believe that we will come out stronger if people feel that their voices were heard and their views were respected. I think that is a very big part of how we actually come out unified," at a California fundraiser. This may be just for show as she also said, "then everybody get behind Sen. Obama.' That is what most people believe is the best way to go."

All Hillary has to do is survive the first ballot at the convention without him being nominated, and then it is wide open.

Her supports plan to parade through Denver during the Democratic National Convention later this month in a last-ditch effort to win her the presidential nomination. Marilyn Fitterman, former president of New York State National Organization of Women said, "I feel there's hope now that Hillary may get the nomination." In appearances and in an e-mail to supporters yesterday, however, Clinton again pledged to work for Obama's election. American Pundit notes, "we haven’t exactly seen her on the forefront of Obama’s campaign."

The Moderate Voice: Clinton-Obama Compromise: Clinton’s Name To Be Placed In Nomination

Marc Ambinder reports that not only is it now likely that Senator Hillary Clinton’s name will be placed in nomination at the Democratic convention but some of the conventional wisdom floating around the Internet and media has proven to be flat-out wrong:

Hillary Clingon: "I don't have total control over this process"

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