The plot thickens...

Hmmm. Seems like Mrs. C has been pushing to have her name placed in nomination at the Dem. convention. It will provide "catharsis", as she puts it.
Even CNN seems to understand how thinly veiled this is...
http://edition.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/08/14/clinton/index.html

--Larry Voorhees

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