Ok... so now you're suggesting that the pledged and superdelegates should change the vote, thus further discounting both the primary results and popular vote?

You're not answering my question. Is that deliberate, or was it unclear? I'll be kind and assume it was the later, that I didn't do a good job of asking the question.

Let me simplify. Here is a multiple choice. Which do you prefer.

A) Follow the rules. Disallow Michigan and Florida, super delegates vote their conscience.

B) Follow the will of the people. Allow Michigan and Florida, supers vote either with their districts, states or popular vote.

C) Doesn't matter as long as your candidate wins.

As I see it, those are the only options. If there's a fourth I haven't thought of, let me know.