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Wednesday, March 5, 2008 12:00 AM

Should Florida and Michigan vote again?

Sure it would be expensive, but the cost to the Democratic Party if superdelegates end up choosing the nominee would also be high.
Joan Walsh

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  • Wednesday, March 5, 2008 03:23 PM

    Lateagain

    How is Obama taking his name off the ballot following the rules? Seriously, explain that to me. What rule are you talking about? It was a political stunt. It backfired. They had a pledge not to campaign in Michigan or Florida (which Obama reneged on, but we don't mention that), but nothing about taking the candidates name off the ballot to my knowledge. Please provide a link if you know that taking the name off the ballot was part of any agreement or "rule." So please, stop with the misinformation about Clinton "not following the rules."

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