>>How dare you suggest that something underhanded is going on in politics! ;-) That sounds like a standard haggling transaction, but numbers would be better than percentages. Somewhere in the past a majority of Democrats must have approved the method but it is likely subject to change.
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>Understand that those are the rules only for Iowa's Democratic party, not for any other state. Also, it's only in the last 30 years or so that anyone pays attention to the Iowa caucuses. Can't remember whether it was '76 or '80 where one candidate put in a lot of effort there that changed the way we look at them.
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>Tamar

Thanks Tamar:
I can remember huge meetings that happened when I was a kid. When all is said and done, it's the representative democratic process and that is what should be happening.