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Originally Posted by ryberg
Well you're wrong. 
What you're saying is, let's give superdelegates a vote and then let them vote on whether they should have a vote or not. That's backwards, you see. [ Edit: Or you may instead be saying that there was never actually any sanction on FL or MI, if that instead is the point you're referring to, there. Not sure...]
On the other hand, I would like to see a vote by the pledged delegates on the floor as to whether superdelegates make sense and thus the idea of overriding the popular vote makes sense. It would be a good quick test of the extent to which the Democratic Party wants to be a democratic party.
Steve |
All the delegates get to vote on any resolution brought to the floor.
So, what you say you would like will not happen. All delegates are equal. It would be a test only of whether the fans of one candidate (Obama) should be able to bully delegates. That is all the test it would be.