We’ll at the Democratic National Committee Rules and Bylaws Committee, the Michigan’s Democratic Party chairman Mark Brewer’s recommendation of giving Hillary Clinton 69 delegates, and Barack Obama 59 delegates just passed by 19 in favor, 8 against, one not voting because they are from Michigan. Each delegate will get a half vote, resulting in 34.5 for Clinton, and 29.5 for Obama. Unpleddged (I’m assuming Super Delegates)…
Only photos and laughter at the fact that my former employer and sister-company have liens filed on them by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
The title of this post comes from the fact that the CEO of the two companies said that, confusing the two, which might explain why this happened. Glad I got out. Now we need to see if the two other companies
So when this whole Democratic nomination process started it was pledged delegates that would determine the nominee. After it became clear that Clinton wasn’t the inevitable nominee and that she and Barack Obama were splitting the pledged delegates it would end up falling onto Super Delegates to determine the nominee. Obama said they should vote with the majority, or how their voters had voted, Clinton said…