From MyDD:

Here's the state of the race that includes all 50 states (in other words, with Florida and Michigan counting):

Clinton leads Obama, 1127 to 1119, in pledged delegates.

Clinton leads Obama, 240 to 140, in super-delegates.

There are 393 remaining super-delegates.

There are 1301 remaining pledged delegates.

30 days to Change their minds..... No TV coverage; no Radio coverage & no newspaper coverage... ya got to be kidding... My state wanted to go early.. sanctions werent worth it.. Good Thing We Played By The Rules... Eyes on Texas!!!! BTW Billary is toast here... yall just keep reading them polls hehehe

DNC Strips Florida Of 2008 Delegates
No Convention Slots Unless Later Primary Is Set

Sunday, August 26, 2007; Page A01

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/08/25/AR2007082500275.html?hpid=topnews


Judge OKs DNC sanctions over Fla. primary

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2007-12-05-florida-primary_N.htm

And meanwhile in Florida, the Democratic leaders are forwarning that this may so upset the electorate that Florida will swing to Republican......again.

Smart move, Obama?

I think not.

See the article on what's going on in Florida. Getting down and dirty now!

Florida is claiming that this denial of their delegates will likely swing the state to the GOP.

No kidding.

******** OBAMA SUPPORTERS PISS ME OFF:

Hello - I'm Horace Kent,.... & I approve this message.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rki8AbYAPaQ

Great Luck!
~HK

FACT: To refuse to allow those Delegates who were chosen by Michigan voters in the Democratic Primary on January 15... to refuse those Delegates from participating in the nomination process at the Convention, is to DISENFRANCHISE the nearly 600,000 Michigan Democrats who voted in that Primary.

That's a FACT, not an opinion.


FACT: To do the same regarding Florida's Delegates to the Democratic Convention in Denver, is to DISENFRANCHISE the nearly one and a half million Florida Democrats who voted on January 29 in Florida's Primary.

That's also a FACT, not an opinion.


QUESTION: Why should those more than two million Democrats in Michigan and Florida be DISENFRANCHISED from the process of selecting the Democratic nominee to the Presidency of the United States?

What did those two million people do, to deserve that they should be DISENFRANCHISED from this process?


ANSWER: Nothing except for vote in their State's Primary, on the day it was scheduled.
That's all those two million people did, they voted on the day the Primary was scheduled...


Want to punish those who scheduled the Primaries on the day that they did?

Then punish them, and not the two million people who voted in those two States in those two Primaries on those two scheduled days...

Those two million Michigan and Florida Democrats did not make the schedule, and so they should not be punished with DISENFRANCHISEMENT, simply because they voted on the only day they could have.


And that appeal on behalf of those two million American Democrats in Michigan and Florida, does contain I admit a bit of opinion maybe...

But an opinion based on FACTS and COMMON SENSE and JUSTICE.

I think there is a qualitative difference between Michigan and Florida.

All the names were on the ballot in Florida. Michigan should hold a caucus to elect delegates. Florida's delegates should be seated.

However, I totally support Michigan's and Florida's attempt to rip this undeserved entitlement Iowa and New Hampshire, two non-representative rural states, have about winnowing down our choices. Metropolitan areas (urban/suburban) are where the American people mostly live, and I quite frankly can think for myself and didn't need or want their help.

The Clintons are sore losers. Including Florida and Michigan now would be cheating. It's like a sports team including an exhibition game as part of its season record. Ignore all this screaming about disenfranchisement. Breaking the rules has consequences. If you're someone in Florida or Michigan who voted and feel like your vote doesn't count, blame your state for moving up their primaries in defiance of the DNC. If Howard Dean caves in, he and his party will lose all credibility and people like me will vote for McCain.

Oh thanks Bob for being honest. This almost makes up for you telling the public Obama is a Muslim. I know you apologized, but that doesn't cut it. Ever notice how the Clinton surrogates cross the line and then say they're sorry? How many times does the press let them get away with that?

Sure, give those atates a couple of dozen delgates. Why not split them fairly? One third for Clinton, one third for Obama and one third for Edwards (still in the race at that point}. There you go, nobody's happy so everybody is equally unhappy.