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CTV News Interview: Democratic Decision: Florida and Michigan Delegates
Analysis by Solon Simmons, ICAR Professor

[Television Interview, CTV News, May 31, 2008] Solon Simmons, Assistant Professor at the Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University talking about the Democratic Party's decision on the seating of delegates from Florida and Michigan. SImmons describes the process as a "smoke filled room without the smoke," suggesting that deals may be made and the outcomes are uncertain. Interview conducted by Scott Laurie on May 31st, 2008. Video courtesy of CTV.

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ICAR News Network CTV News Interview: Democratic Decision: Florida and Michigan Delegates Analysis by Solon Simmons, ICAR Professor [Television Interview, CTV News, May 31, 2008] Solon Simmons, Assistant Professor at the Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University talking about the Democratic Party's decision on the seating of delegates from Florida and Michigan. SImmons describes the process as a "smoke filled room without the smoke," suggesting that deals may be made and the outcomes are uncertain. Interview conducted by Scott Laurie on May 31st, 2008. Video courtesy of CTV. News Network Homepage / Armenia / 2008 Elections / Afghanistan / Diplomacy/ Egypt / Environment / Global Peace Index / Health / Immigration / Iraq / Iran / Islam / Kosovo / Nuclear Proliferation / Pakistan / Palestine-Israel / Russia / Somalia / South America / Turkey /		About ICAR Student Information Prospective Students Faculty and Staff Alumni Career Services Academic Programs Library ICAR In The News Events Technology Resources ICAR Publications Point Of View Center Center for World Religions, Diplomacy & Conflict Resolution