[writer33]

Audio at site for those interested.

[WhiskeyX]

Now you can see full well who Levin really serves.

[ripnbang]

Was he yelling at his listeners when he said it?

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

Mark Levin spreads this through the website he controls as editor-- Conservative Review-- an "objective" news website which demonstrates just how rigged and corrupt the entire system is. Despite Levin pretending to be objective, this website was spreading false Anti-Trump propaganda for quite some time. It even provides a "rating" for candidates, posing as totally objective. Meanwhile, looking through the people who write or run this website, we see Ted Cruz BFFs or even a Cruz speech writer.

So Levin controls a website that is basically an arm of the Cruz campaign, with no mention of the conflicts of interest that riddle this website, and even Levin fails to reveal that his son-in-law is a full time staffer and that he has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from a Pro-Cruz SuperPac.

So, after all of this, Levin has the nerve to tell us Colorado isn't rigged, when he is one of the most corrupt radio hosts around.

[Suz in AZ]

Paid schill.

[JPJones]

“It’s the candidate’s job to navigate those rules.”

Lol, so it’s rigged for an inside the beltway politician, and against an outsider.

Thanks for clearin’ that up, Mark!

[Rashputin]

When people have to defend the primary system by saying we've never had a democracy and shouldn't have one, they're urinating in the wind. Especially since the very being defended have sent generations of Americans all over the planet to make the world safe for Democracy.

Apparently the obvious contridiction of ordering people to die for what you tell them they're not allowed to have themself doesn't register with people like Levin.

[Parley Baer]

Really Mark? In Pennsylvania the voters get to choose 17 of the 71 delegates. In Colorado they canceled the statewide vote and then the party insiders decided who got the delegates. Mark you can go to hell.

[MountainDad]

Holy crap.
Looks like Levin has turned into a complete GOPe tool.

Sad. Used to like him....

[Two Kids' Dad]

I’m glad I stopped listening to Levin a while back.

The common sense answer should be “Let the voters vote and whomever gets the most votes gets the most delegates. Any other system is innately corrupt, whether it’s winner-take-all or proportionate.”

One wonders what his comments would be if the same process had gone against his preferred candidate.

[bigbob]

I can’t stand listening to this guy, and his books were underwhelming. That’s the end for both.

But it’s real simple: people vote for local elected officials on the same ballot they vote for President (or presidential convention delegates or whatever-the-hell). The point is, they vote for their choice and expect their vote to count. And in cases like Colorado, it didn’t.

That’s wrong and it’s going to be fixed, one way or the other. This is just the start of a revolt against a corrupt process and corrupt political apparatus that has been brewing for a long time, and sooner or later, it is going to change and get fixed. Every vote matters!

[heights]

So than every State should follow suit. F you Levin...

[Byron_the_Aussie]

.. audio at site for those interested ..

Ben Shapiro, Michelle Fields, Liz Mair?

That should cover it.

[proust]

Baghdad Bob Levin.

[The_Media_never_lie]

Levin sure has been serving up a lot of self serving lies lately.

[mbrfl]

Levin, you are the enemy, plain and simple. This from a former listener.

[VitacoreVision]

Trump supporters in Colorado, it might be time to leave the GOP.

[TMSuchman]

As Donald Trump calls out the GOP for it's corrupt behavior, and the Bernie Sanders camp is fighting to take back the delegates that Clinton has purchased.........is there any wonder why America's Veterans have organized such a massive movement to restore our representative government? I hear people tell me all kinds of things, most of which they truly believe. Most of which, I just respond with kindness and let them know when they are ready for real change, we will be here, and we are a strength that most will not understand for a long time. We are Of the People, By the People, and For the People, a group of selfless servants that truly understand what an oath means. It is not about lip service and winning votes. It is about taking a stand for what is right, taking a stand for liberty and justice for all Americans. When you finally realize that the two parties are too cancerous and corrupt at the top to be saved. We will be here, ready to do what needs to be done. There is a ton of work and we are always looking for additional leaders that can provide workable and Constitutional solutions to the very real problems we face. This is about uniting the divided nation. This is about bringing government back to the People, where it belongs. When you are ready, just remember this. ‪#‎IAMSOMEONE‬ and so are you, together ‪#‎WEARETHESOLUTION‬ www.ChrisKeniston2016.com www.VeteransPartyofAmerica.org www.vpofa.org

[TMSuchman]

An open letter to America from the Pennsylvania Veterans Party of America Chair Gary Garvine: This is why to vote for Third Party: The biggest objection to voting for a Third Party is the “wasted vote” argument — the idea that if you vote for someone who will not win, then the vote does not count. Voting for a third party, contrary to popular belief, is not a wasted vote. It’s a chance to tell the country — and perhaps even the world — what your vision of government and society really is. But how do most of us vote? Most of us vote the “lesser of two evils” — a defensive vote, rather than an offensive one. So what happens after you vote the defensive vote? Well, then you have sold out your personal beliefs. You have become a political prostitute. You aren’t standing up for what you believe in by voting “the lesser of two evils.” I don’t know about you, but I’m tired of being a political hooker. If you think the Republican or the Democrat really does best mirror your beliefs, by all means, vote for that candidate. But if you don’t, and you still vote for them, you’re helping to preserve the status quo you probably despise. So What’s the Point of Voting? We vote to tell everyone else which choice best represents the direction which we want the country to go. When you vote, you gain a certain power that a non-voter doesn’t have; the power to change America. Hence voting lesser evil sends the wrong message; it’s sending a message of compromise. In effect, a defensive vote says “I will settle for a good America, not the best America possible.” I urge you not to settle. In other words, if you want change, then create change. The history of third parties in America is that they serve as the vanguard for new ideas. It is these ideas that make the world go round. If a Third Party begins to draw votes, one or both of the two big parties steal their ideas. The most successful third party in the 20th Century was the Socialist Party. While never winning any significant elections, their small but growing vote totals were a threat to the Democrats. Thus the Democrats, and then later the Republicans, adopted piecemeal every major tenet of the 1916 Socialist Party platform. So rather than waste your vote on Democrats or Republicans, cast a meaningful ballot that clearly says what you believe. ‪#‎VPA‬ ‪#‎VPPA‬ ‪#‎VPofA‬ @VetsPA www.vpofa.org www.veteranspartyofamerica.org www.chriskeniston2016.com

[4rcane]

North Korean democracy was not rigged. Kim Jun Un just played by the rules and won

[XEHRpa]

I think my views on this issue are out of the mainstream. On one hand, I agree that the party is a private entity owned by the GOPe and can make the rules. On the other hand, the unwritten contract with voters is that they allow us to choose the nominee.

We grew up thinking voters were “stockholders” in our political parties. I believe that notion was put forth as the smoke-filled rooms of the 19th century were not effective at selling the party’s “product” (the candidate). So the parties implemented caucuses and primaries, allowing the voters to evolve their view of themselves from “consumer” to “shareholder”. This generated more energy in the party. But the reality was/is that the game was always rigged from the inside. Like Henry Ford once proclaimed, we “could have a car of any color, as long as it was black.”

But what the establishment fails to realize is that when people who thought they were shareholders come to find that they were only consumers all along, with zero control over the product, they will choose not to buy that product. Of course, 4 more years of Democrat control could be the end of the nation, but a brokered candidate will not win this year. Unless the remaining conservative voters get that through their head, all may be lost.