You also may find it hard to delegate because, after all, no one can do things as well as you.
Mr. Santorum and Mr. Gingrich believe that they will have an edge over Mr. Romney among the party delegates because, as Mr. Santorum's new delegate strategist, John P. Yob, said, "the people who show up for county, district and state conventions are much more conservative than your average primary voters".
Some people say that Mr. Obama should get about 40percentt of the delegates because that's the proportion who voted for "uncommitted," and his supporters were whipping up people to vote for "uncommitted".
The Democratic National Committee has excluded those states' delegates because the states violated party rules in moving up their primaries.
Democrats in Florida, of course, were stripped of their delegates because the state's January primary violated the party's rules.
On the Democratic side, Mrs. Clinton campaigned in Arkansas and Georgia, a day after winning the Democratic primary in Florida, where the Democratic National Committee had stripped away delegates because the contest was scheduled before Feb. 5.
Senator Barack Obama of Illinois and former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina withdrew their names at the request of the national Democratic Party, which penalized Michigan with the loss of its convention delegates because the early date of its primary violated party rules.
JUSTICE KENNEDY -- You suggest in your reply brief that it is not, I think you said it is not, self-evident that the Florida Legislature at this time has the right to appoint any slate of delegates because the Congress has set the date, and the date is the general election day.
Senator Clinton, stop talking about everything except delegates because the rules of the game say the person with 2,025 delegates wins the nomination.
Mr. Trump would amass so many delegates because the rules become more biased toward candidates who win….At the same time, the primary calendar doesn't become less favorable and may even become more advantageous to him, depending on which candidates stay in the race.
The initiatives deserve the support of the A.B.A.'s House of Delegates because, in the post-Enron era, the legal profession should be holding itself to higher ethical standards.
