Reply #24: Here's the easy solution [View All]

[Tommy_Carcetti]

1. Seat Florida's elected delegates according to the results of the January 29, 2008 primary. That ensures that the voters of Florida's will is done.

2. Strike all of Florida's and Michigan's superdelegate votes as a "penalty" for holding an earlier primary. As superdelegates are a party feature themselves and not related to the results of the primary election. Thus this is a fair penalty without disenfranchising the people who took the time and effort to go to the polls and vote on election day.

3. Seat Clinton's share of elected delegates according to the results of the Michigan primary.

4. Seat the uncommitted delegates according to the results of the Michigan primary, and have the uncommitted delegates vote in the first nominating round.