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Will Mitt Romney use his Florida convention to finally peel away the layers of opacity and show us who he really is? Nah.

The American people are waiting for the primaries to end and for the GOP convention to finally select the Republican presidential Candidate.

"This list is definitive, and I will choose only from it," Trump vowed in September, persuading even Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who had declined to endorse him at the Republican National Convention, to finally jump on board.

He was something that had to be contained, complimented, condescended to, and, finally, co-opted, relegated at the Convention to subduing the passions of his followers.

Finally, the representatives agreed to a nominating convention to be held on August 16.

Finally, in the fall of 1814, the Federalists convened the Hartford Convention to vote on whether to stay in or out of the Union.

And yet even as Republicans moved forward on Tuesday to finally begin their convention, uncertainty remained the watchword for organizers.

Efforts are also under way to get the United States to finally ratify the convention, which was signed by President Bill Clinton in 1993 and has since gathered dust in the Senate.

And it is time for the U.S. - under President Obama's leadership - to finally ratify the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).

It took until 1997 for the "Chemical Weapons Convention" to finally and ultimately prohibit such weapons -- 80 years after World War I.

The first peculiar institution, of course, is the caucusing itself, the kick-off in a four-step process of electing delegates that leads from the neighborhood firehouse or school gym to a county convention, a district convention, and the state convention that finally elects the delegates to the national convention.