As well they should. RawStory:

A Democratic National Convention delegate pledged to Hillary Rodham Clinton says she hopes to fight off an attempt by Wisconsin Democrats to take away her credentials because of her past statement that she would vote for John McCain if Clinton wasn't the nominee.

"Keeping national delegate status is very important to me," Debra Bartoshevich said Thursday. "I believe that Hillary is the better candidate of all of them."

She declined to comment on her previous comment, quoted in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, that she would vote for the Republican McCain in November if the Democratic Party nominated Barack Obama for president.

Wisconsin Democratic party chairman Joe Wineke said Friday he's confident Bartoshevich won't be at the national convention. Wineke said it's clear Bartoshevich violated party rules by failing to honor a pledge of intent to vote for the party's presidential ticket in the fall.

Wineke added that Bartoshevich would not have been chosen to be a delegate if people had known beforehand that she would vote for McCain if Obama were nominated.

Bartoshevich told the newspaper she felt Clinton was being treated unfairly and she questioned Obama's experience.

This should not even require a vote. The foolishness of this attitude toward Obama, who differs little from Clinton on policy - and who is now the official nominee - aside, holding a spot at the convention should also contradict the "principle" compelling a person to back McCain.

I'm all for a person's dissenting opinion working to sharper the party's focus, or drive a certain issue, but once the party has chosen a nominee, you attend the party convention as either a full supporter, or a reluctant pledge. If you are frustrated enough to vote for McCain, have at it. But you have no place at the convention.