Redoing the primaries in Florida and Michigan is silly. These two states knew the consequences of moving their primaries before Feb. 5th. If people feel their votes were disenfranchised they should take that matter to their state legislatures, who were responsible for moving the primary. The DNC had rules in place and informed the states of what would happen. The states ignored this. Also if the primaries were redone Hillary has a built in advantage. She was already on the ballot in Michigan (the only candidate to be there) and she heavily campaigned in Florida. You don't think the voters in these two states will not forget this. Also, at the time of the earlier primaries John Edwards was in the race...he will not be there this time; won't the people who wanted to vote for him be disenfranchised. I am sick and tiered of people forgetting that there are processes in place for close races- the superdelegates...let's let these processes play all the way out. Who knows the voters of Michigan, Florida, and the rest of the nation may all be happy with the result; and whoever wins will be a million times better than ol' I'll do and say anything to get in office McCain.