The Democratic National Committee Rules and Bylaws Committee will meet Saturday to determine the delegate status of Florida and Michigan. These two states violated DNC 'Delegate Selection Rule 11 a', which dictates the timing of primaries.

A lesser known passage is 'Rule 20 - Section C 1. b'. This rule may force Barack Obama to forfeit his Florida delegates. This section states:

"A presidential candidate who campaigns in a state where the state party is in violation of the timing provisions of these rules, or where a primary or caucus is set by a state's government on a date that violates the timing provisions of these rules, may not receive pledged delegates or delegate votes from that state."

Scott McClellan will field phone calls from a national TV audience this Friday. The former Press Secretary will join C-SPAN's long running series, Washington Journal hosted by Brian Lamb.

McClellan, who was the Bush Administration spokesperson from July 2003 through April 2006 is making the media rounds promoting his new book, What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception.

Recently, the former official has been making scathing remarks regarding the White House public relations. McClellan states that the Bush Administration used 'propaganda' to help lead the nation into war against Saddam Hussein. In his book he also describes his handling of the exposure of Valerie Plame's secret CIA identity.

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The Libertarian party elected Bob Barr as their nominee for President of the United States receiving 52.9% of the delegate vote.

United under the philosophy of government minimalism, Libertarian national party delegates met in Denver Sunday to select their candidate. The process went through six rounds of ballots before the final candidate was chosen.

Before becoming the party's candidate, Bob Barr was a Republican U.S. Congress Representative from Georgia. In 2006, Barr became a Libertarian then quickly rose to power after joining the National Committee in 2008.

Dr. Mary Ruwart, received the second most votes capturing 45.1% in the final round. She would have become the party's first female candidate on top of the ticket. Before her candidacy, she was known as a longtime Libertarian activist and writer of the book, Healing Our World: The Other Piece of the Puzzle.

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