Michigan Dems send latest delegate plan to DNC

[rebeccajo 14]

I will bet this ends up in the courts. Wouldn't that be fun?

You can dream that dream, too. Won't happen either.

We will see.

Like it did when the Republicans seated King George the Last?

[dalegg 143]

"We want full participation for the Michigan delegation, and we'd prefer to settle this sooner, rather than later." But above all, the MI Dems stress, "both camps must agree" to any solution presented for ratification to the R&BC on May 31.

And he doesn't feel that Obama will agree to a solution that gives himself nothing and Clinton everything she's asking for?

[one...two...tree 2,762]

"We want full participation for the Michigan delegation, and we'd prefer to settle this sooner, rather than later." But above all, the MI Dems stress, "both camps must agree" to any solution presented for ratification to the R&BC on May 31.

And he doesn't feel that Obama will agree to a solution that gives himself nothing and Clinton everything she's asking for?

Yep. Nobody's going to buy that argument.

[GaryC 7]

"We want full participation for the Michigan delegation, and we'd prefer to settle this sooner, rather than later." But above all, the MI Dems stress, "both camps must agree" to any solution presented for ratification to the R&BC on May 31.

And he doesn't feel that Obama will agree to a solution that gives himself nothing and Clinton everything she's asking for?

Yep. Nobody's going to buy that argument.

Thats why I think this will be decided in the courts. Neither side will give.

[Dan J 277]

"We want full participation for the Michigan delegation, and we'd prefer to settle this sooner, rather than later." But above all, the MI Dems stress, "both camps must agree" to any solution presented for ratification to the R&BC on May 31.

And he doesn't feel that Obama will agree to a solution that gives himself nothing and Clinton everything she's asking for?

Yep. Nobody's going to buy that argument.

Thats why I think this will be decided in the courts. Neither side will give.

I don't think courts have much juristiction in this matter. This is the primary, where the rules are set by the party. And to some extent the states when it comes to holding a primary.

If this were the general election, then the courts could intervene as the rules are set by the federal goverment.