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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: ReardenSteel on March 05, 2008, 08:33:14 AM
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Saint Etienne17 (1000+ posts) Wed Mar-05-08 07:47 AM
Original message
Poll question: What should justly happen with FL and MI? (forget logistics)
Poll result (105 votes)
Their primary votes should not count at all (41 votes, 39%) Vote
Their primary votes should count as is (35 votes, 33%) Vote
There should be a re-vote (29 votes, 28%) Vote
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4900755
Selatius (1000+ posts) Wed Mar-05-08 07:52 AM
Response to Original message
3. There's got to be a compromise. You can't break rules, but you shouldn't disenfranchise voters.
Do like the Republicans did in Michigan and cut the number of delegates they offer by half. That way, they remaining delegates are apportioned by percentage won, but the delegate count is half. I dunno, decide it by having a re-run of the race if it isn't too expensive, but when it comes to asking the will of the people, democracy, nothing is too expensive, except our current campaign system.
Ow! My Brain! Huuurrtttiiiing. :lmao: phew. Sorry, just got an ice cream headache from that post.
durrrty libby (1000+ posts) Wed Mar-05-08 08:38 AM
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31. Stop with the "rules are rules" bullshit. Kowtowing to the repub gov
and legislature is idiotic.
jefferson_dem (1000+ posts) Wed Mar-05-08 08:46 AM
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34. Seat the delegtions...
Only with no controlling authority over who gets the nomination.
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Looks like they're dissin' French fries again.
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Hilary already accepted the Michigan delegates in her speech last night! :-)
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jefferson_dem (1000+ posts) Wed Mar-05-08 08:46 AM
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34. Seat the delegtions...
Only with no controlling authority over who gets the nomination
WTF?
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What about voter disenfranchisement that they cry about all the time?
The DUchebags would have been such good party members in the USSR.
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jefferson_dem (1000+ posts) Wed Mar-05-08 08:46 AM
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34. Seat the delegtions...
Only with no controlling authority over who gets the nomination
WTF?
Loved that one, LOL.
I'll have to brush up on my Democrat party politics but I'm guessing that "jefferson_dem" thinks a "delegtion" is some kind of Dem party member with the power to arrest nominees. Further MI and FL "delegtions" ought to forfit that power this year. Unlike the other "delegtions" from say, Idaho, who will maintain their controlling authority. Was that really so hard Bondai? :p
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v604/woncothesane/nbc_the_more_you_know.jpg)