1. making all the pledged delegates split 50/50

That won't work in Florida, although that may be the outcome in MI.

2. making formuala's for Michigan and Flordia

Florida will most likely end up with half of the delegates allotted, just like what the Republicans did to Florida for their primary.

Splitting the delegates 50/50 without concern for the voter's desire is the same as excluding them completely.

A lot of people keep bringing up the voter's desire, but they should be reminded, 40% of Michigan voters came out in our lovely midwestern weather (6inches of snow) for the sole purpose of voting "uncommitted." Yes, she won Michigan. One just gets the feeling she might not have, had Obama and Edward's names even been on the ticket. That's an amazing number of people coming out to vote purely against her - imagine how many might have come out had they had something to vote for instead of an empty gesture of rejection that wouldn't count anyway.

Clearly, I do not speak for Florida in the above statement. Hillary did win that retirement community, and no shock there. Even though Barack's my candidate of choice, She should be getting the lion's share of Fl delegates.

Florida and Michigan didn't count when I thought the Democrats were going to give annoint me or at least throw a coronation party in Denver.

Then, well, things went south. Not my fault, but the wheels came off my campaign. Why, I even had to play the race card, though Bill was the first to do it. Not me.

So now that my campaign is limping along like a three-legged dog it's time to count Florida and Michigan. I didn't make the rules. Oh, no, not me.

Although I was against counting Florida and Michigan before I was in favor of counting Florida and Michigan, now I won't rest until all the votes in Zacatecas and Tobasco are counted, too.

Yrs,
Hillary "Rich People--God Bless Us!" Clinton