By the time any of this matters, Clinton will have almost certainly clinched the nomination.
^^^
I remember in 2008 the bickering after Florida and Michigan held their primaries earlier than the DNC would allow, and thus lost all of their delegates. Those two states whined that that was too unfair, so they were then allowed half the number they were entitled. This was all a pretty significant discussion when the race between Obama and Clinton was still tied well into the spring, and half a slate of delegates from two large states could have made all the difference. But of course by the time of the convention when the fight was all over, everybody was like "f[Inks] it" and the DNC gave both states their full slates back again, thus rendering the entire argument a complete waste of time.
