Breaking: Michigan Revote "all but dead"

[jAZ]

Per MSNBC.

[plbrdude]

then hillary can claim a big victory over uncommitted

[HonestChieffan]

The party is moving to no revote and will seat delegates. A very well done move to give Hillary the nomination after this dust up with Obama.

[StcChief]

never count Clinton's out.

[dirk digler]

Originally Posted by HonestChieffan

The party is moving to no revote and will seat delegates. A very well done move to give Hillary the nomination after this dust up with Obama.

The DNC has already stated they will not be reseated so either they split the delegates 50-50 or they won't be reseated.

[mlyonsd]

. I guess caring about disenfranchised voters and caring that the people's voices are heard only matters if you can make the case the republicans are doing it.

The hypocrisy is stunning.

[|Zach|]

Originally Posted by HonestChieffan

The party is moving to no revote and will seat delegates. A very well done move to give Hillary the nomination after this dust up with Obama.

You are the Mecca of the political forum.

Pretty much never right.

[jAZ]

Originally Posted by mlyonsd

. I guess caring about disenfranchised voters and caring that the people's voices are heard only matters if you can make the case the republicans are doing it.

The hypocrisy is stunning.

Your ignorance is stunning.

The Michigan legislature is the hold-up. They aren't supporting the plan that was being put forward and looked to have the support of both candidates.

[HonestChieffan]

I believe what has been said is that it is up to the credentials committee. They have not met, and the membership is still being set. So regardless of your feelings about the situation, you can see wheree HC and her folks will move to seat the delegates.

[Bootlegged]

This confirms my thesis that Jaz sits and watches MSNBC 24x7. How's that Olberman tatoo workin' out?

[mlyonsd]

Originally Posted by jAZ

Your ignorance is stunning.

The Michigan legislature is the hold-up. They aren't supporting the plan that was being put forward and looked to have the support of both candidates.

LOL, the DNC disenfranchised voters in Michigan and Florida with their original ruling moron.

[jAZ]

Originally Posted by mlyonsd

LOL, the DNC disenfranchised voters in Michigan and Florida with their original ruling moron.

FL and MI did it to themselves after being warned about moving their primaries.

So you are wrong on all counts.

[Hydrae]

Originally Posted by jAZ

FL and MI did it to themselves after being warned about moving their primaries.

So you are wrong on all counts.

Yep, I have no sympathy. They were told the consequences of their actions and have been trying to find a way around that decision. As far as I am concerned, they made their bed and hope they enjoy lying in it.

[mlyonsd]

Originally Posted by jAZ

FL and MI did it to themselves after being warned about moving their primaries.

So you are wrong on all counts.

1) How many of the millions of primary and caucus goers in those states actually had a say in when they would choose their nominiee?

2) Who actually had the final say in disenfranchising them by not counting their votes? (hint: DNC)

The SC stepped in and ended the FL election in 2000 and dems squeeled because voter's rights were stepped on.

Now the DNC itself had the power to determine if voter's rights matter and they actually do the same thing.

Hypocritical and hysterical. Two hy* words in one sentence. Beat that.

[dirk digler]

Originally Posted by HonestChieffan

I believe what has been said is that it is up to the credentials committee. They have not met, and the membership is still being set. So regardless of your feelings about the situation, you can see wheree HC and her folks will move to seat the delegates.

They could go there or they could sue but from what I understand of the committee is that it is 50% Obama supporters and 50% Hillary supporters so people don't think they will do anything to resolve the issue.