now comes the new battle: Seating Michigan and Florida

[Perky]

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[Perky]

1. This is important

[rinsd]

2. MI & FL will not be the decisive delegates for the nomination.

They will likely be seated at the convention after the nominee has been decided.

[K Gardner]

3. PERKYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is my pet peeve. Can't go there. Not tonight !

[mrmx9]

4. It would be wrong to seat FL and MI based on the primary results - THEY WEREN'T PROPERLY CONTESTED

Obama/Edwards weren't on the ballot in Michigan and no one contested Florida. There should be a proper primary will all candidates participating and campaigning before these delegates count!

[K Gardner]

6. Oh, I absolutely agree. It just causes me to stroke out when I think about it !

[Eurobabe]

5. uh-oh

[lancer78]

7. I think

the fairest thing to do is to have another primary in these 2 states.