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Can the Democrats just get along?

Hello again, I'm Marmonalny, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International,

a daily look at the issues. Americans care about most.

There will be standing room only for tomorrow's meeting of the Democrats' Rules and Bylaws Committee.

30 party insiders will try to compromise on disputed delegates from Florida and Michigan,

states that will matter a lot in the general election. But the big question is whether the

nomination will finally be resolved. Clinton supporters plan demonstrations outside.

Obama wants his people to cool it.

The news media are getting ready to swarm.

On To the Point, we'll hear arguments from both sides on the latest event to make this a campaign unprecedented in political history.

On reporters' notebook later on was a transplanted liver, a medical miracle, or a political mistake.

First, here's the news.

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D. and Catherine

T. MacArthur Foundation. Hello again. Warren, I'll be back with To the Point. Get ready for

massive news coverage tomorrow of the Democrats' Rules and Bylaws Committee, which might

finally decide if Obama or Clinton gets the nomination. Then again, it might not. On To the

Point, we'll hear from both sides playing out a

scenario that would have been unbelievable in the West Wing. On reporter's notebook, the FBI,

Japanese gang members, and liver transplants at a major American hospital. First is news update.

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