Tomorrow is the day. The Democratic Party rules and bylaws committee is holding a meeting to try and reach a decision on what to do with the Michigan and Florida delegates. Devon wrote a post about tomorrows meeting that you can read more about here.

If the meeting goes anything like the dialogue at some sites in the blogosphere, than it may get messy, and worse…remain unresolved. In this blog from the Huffington Post titled “Democratic Leaders Pushing Superdelegates to Commit” there are presently 2,265 comments about this debate. You may find the comments quite amusing and maybe even a little scary. But nonetheless, their continues to be a swirling debate about this issue. What do you think, how does this get resolved?

Tomorrow there will be a media firestorm, amid hundreds of protestors, and who knows how it will end. Both campaigns better pack some gatoraid and powerbars, because May 31 is gonna be a long day. Here are some of the best articles and blog posts I found about tomorrows Flor-igan meeting.  

Reid Wilson, Real Clear Politics “Fireworks, Solutions Expected at DNC Meeting”

Mark Z. Barabak, The Los Angeles Times “The Democrats Michigan Florida Mess”

Roger Simon, Politico “Dems Seek To Avoid Meltdown”

While underdog Hillary Clinton has her fingers crossed, Barack Obama will try to stay ahead in the count as much as possible. How will it play out tomorrow? C-SPAN will be broadcasting it live beginning at 9:30 a.m. ET. And of course, the mainstream media. Hundreds of journalists have requested press credentials. If you haven’t checked out the Real News Network at www.therealnews.com, you should. They MAY have a different perspective than the MSM tomorrow.