Carolyn Warner

DENVER -- Sen. Hillary Clinton delegate and former Superintendent of Public Instruction Carolyn Warner issued a plea to her fellow Clinton backers to rally behind Sen. Barack Obama Wednesday at the Democratic National Convention.

In a statement circulated among the Arizona contingent at the DNC, Warner, a strong backer of Clinton's during the primaries, wrote:

"I hear women -- Democratic women -- who, as I did, poured their heart and soul into Hillary Clinton's Presidential campaign saying, 'You know, since Hillary didn't get the nomination...since Hillary was treated unfairly by the media...since I'm mad about how it all turned out...I'm either not going to vote or I'm going to vote for John McCain.'

"And I say... 'One of us must be crazy!'"

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