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The Choices for Hillary Clinton's Supporters
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Bitter and hard-fought primaries are not unusual in American politics.
Pundits and spin masters will dissect, psychoanalyze and throw in innuendo, but Hillary Clinton gave an eloquent and powerful speech and publicly endorsed Barack Obama. Her supporters should follow suit.
The energy crisis, the budget deficit and the war in Iraq should not be forgotten come November. If Mr. Obama loses in the general election because of defections among Ms. Clinton's supporters, there will be a payback in 2012 should Ms. Clinton decide to run. It may also signal the end of the two-party system as we know it.
MUSA K. JAWARA
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