When Michigan and Florida Democrats broke the rules and moved up their primaries, they got spanked. Hard. The party poohbahs stripped them of all delegates -- and their ticket to the big Democratic dance in Denver in August.
But that was before Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama got locked in a fierce nomination fight for every last delegate. Now there's talk of "do-overs," "mail-in primaries," and more. And big questions about who should pay for it, who's to blame, and what it all means for November.
This hour, On Point: The Democrats' high-stakes battle over Michigan and Florida.
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Jake Tapper, senior national correspondent for ABC News
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Tom Fiedler, former executive editor of The Miami Herald and visiting lecturer at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government
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Bert Johnson, Democratic State Representative from Michigan
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democratic congresswoman from Florida's 20th district
