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  • Posted By: Texasgal @ 02/13/2008 4:03:44 AM

    mmmmm

  • Posted By: roncraw @ 02/12/2008 3:02:45 PM

    I see a overwhelming need for the knowledgable super delegates. It's hard to believe the number of comment writers who say Hillary was the only one on the Fl. ballot.Are these the people that should pick the nexr Dem Nom..All 6 were on the ballot I voted. In fact Obama ran an ad here prior to the primary.

  • Posted By: ericrsiny @ 02/12/2008 11:33:28 AM

    On the one hand the Obama campaign is saying that we should not change the rules in the middle of the game and allow the Florida and Michigan delegates to be seated but yet they DO want to change the rules in the middle of the game and state that super delegates should not be allowed to vote how they want (which has been the rule for 20 years) but rather they should vote based on some other factor. Is the Obama campaign saying that the Florida and Michigan delegates should not be seated since those are the rules but the rules should be broken when it comes to super delegates?

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