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Originally Posted by Adam D  If that was normal party procedure, I would agree. The party certainly CAN do that. However, the party allows a (semi-)democratic process to determine the candidate. As a result of their respective state governments, those voters will be excluded from the normal process.
The whole thing is really very silly--who cares who has a primary or caucus first--I'd rather have those voters be able to count in deciding the party's candidate. |
The states of MI anf FL didn't strip the delegates. The DNC did. No disenfranchisement involved... or at least no violation of any enfranchisement right (which may be a better way of saying it)