All of your claims have been shown to be WRONG. Thank you for the laughs. Again, the DNC sanctioned both Florida and Michigan for violating DNC rules by stripping both states of ALL of these states' delegates. The DNC later agreed to restore the delegates of these states with only one-half of a vote. After then Senator Clinton conceded and the nomination contest was decided in favor of President Obama, the full voting power was restored because such voting power was meaningless.
I faced a similar issue when we had a credentials committee fight/protest for my county's delegations to the Texas state convention. A couple of days before the 2008 Texas Democratic Convention, then Senator Clinton conceded, and the credentials committee dismissed the dispute because it was moot. The restored votes of the Michigan and Florida delegations occurred at the Convention after the contest was decided and so these votes were in effect meaningless. The restoration of the full voting power of these delegations would have only mattered if the nomination contest was still in doubt. That is NOT what happened in the real world
Again, the point of this thread is that if New Hampshire or Iowa try to violate DNC rules, the DNC has the power to punish these states. Given that neither state is critical to an electoral college win by the President Biden or the Democratic nominee, these punishments should, and I believe would be enforced. Michigan's and Florida's delegations were punished in 2008 and the votes of these delegations was only restored after the contest had been decided.
Again, thank you for the amusement. Your claims are WRONG.
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