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(A) Obama has a narrow delegate lead going into the convention
(B) There is no "do-over" in either Florida or Michigan, but the state parties each award delegates to candidates on the basis of the vote already taken.
(C) Florida and MI both petition to have their delegates seated by the credentials committee
(D) The delegates, if seated, would be enough to swing the delegate count in Hillary's favor?
(E) The Obama forces, by a narrow majority control the credentials committee and vote not to seat Florida or Michigan.
or in the alternate
(E') The Clinton forces, by a narrow majority, control the credentials committee and vote to seat Florida and Michigan.
I think in either scenario, all heck breaks loose.
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