[mak5]

Just the latest lie from the Donald’s campaign.

[LS]

Perceptions are reality. Myth Romney’s 47% became reality.

This is now a reality. The perception is that Cruz is engaging in “voterless” elections and stealing delegates. He had a chance to deal with this in any number of ways, but was content to take the delegates and run.

The result is the new polling showing him plummeting in “authenticity” levels.

[proust]

Cruz getting 1237 is a myth.

[heights]

Five minutes after Teddy steals the nomination, the Washington Post will start reporting his lunatic fringe friends...like this one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dN1IXDrXgV0

[dware]

Establishment propaganda. S’okay though. Here shortly, we’ll have another vote, but it won’t be with paper.

[pgkdan]

Just another Bush, neocon globalist out to support the establishment by repeating their lies.

[vette6387]

Why would anyone on FR post anything written by Mark Thiessen?

[wardaddy]

One of your guys already posted this

Wake up earlier

[Raycpa]

VOGON CAPTAIN:
[On Speakers] People of Earth your attention please. This is Prostectic Vogon Jeltz of the Galactic Hyperspace Planet Council. As you no doubt will be aware, the plans for the development of the outlying regions of the western spiral arm of the galaxy require the building of a hyperspace express route through your star system and, regrettably, your planet is one of those scheduled for demolition. The process will take slightly less than two of your Earth minutes thank you very much.

MANKIND:
[Yells of protest]

VOGON CAPTAIN:
There’s no point in acting all surprised about it. All the planning charts and demolition orders have been on display at your local planning department in Alpha Centauri for fifty of your Earth years so you’ve had plenty of time to lodge any formal complaints and its far too late to start making a fuss about it now.

MANKIND:
[Louder yells of protest]

VOGON CAPTAIN:
What do you mean you’ve never been to Alpha Centauri? Oh for heaven sake mankind it’s only four light years away you know! I’m sorry but if you can’t be bothered to take an interest in local affairs that’s your own regard. Energise the demolition beams! God I don’t know…apathetic bloody planet, I’ve no sympathy at all…

Scene 7: Ext. Space.
The Earth is destroyed in a huge explosion.

[GotMojo]

so funny to see all these pundit’s in angst, complaining of Donald’s whining or failure to study the rules of the game, saying this disqualifies him to be POTUS.

They don’t realize he’s playing another game.......

[Just mythoughts]

This is dead wrong. In both Colorado and Wyoming, all registered Republican voters in the state had the chance to vote and participate in the delegate selection process.

A 'chance' to vote? Sounds like a lottery.

[Brilliant]

Anything The Donald says is true.

[snarkpup]

So what am I supposed to believe? The lies this guy is spouting, or what I've been seeing with my own eyes here in Colorado for years?

[onyx]

Marc A. Thiessen, MEgyn's toadie or water carrier who hasn't had an original thought in months.

Sorry, Mark ooops, I mean Marc VOTERS across America now view Colorado and Wyoming as "rigged, voterless primaries."

Perception is everything and the "winner," Ted Cruz sealed it with his utterly arrogant statement in Wyoming: "This is how elections are won!"

Yikes!

[SubMareener]

The Colorado Innocculation

Trump cleverly used the Colorado “rules change” situation that denied him any delegates as a warning to the party for the convention. Trump’s Wall Street Journal article about Colorado was perfect because it primed voters to be touchy about any future shenanigans. The party has been warned.

The Colorado situation is a perfect fit for Trump’s story. Trump is trying to break the system at the same time the system is acting rigged right in front of our eyes.

http://blog.dilbert.com/post/143006237056/the-trump-chess-board

[snarkpup]

In both Colorado and Wyoming, all registered Republican voters in the state had the chance to vote and participate in the delegate selection process.

This is what Scott Adams described as "ritualistic placebo voting." Its function is to fool caucus attendees into believing that they're actually deciding something.

[dragnet2]

[Lurkinanloomin]

The Cheap Labor Express has had an amnesty candidate nominated in every election since the last amnesty.
This time we are seeing how they have done that in the past.

[AndyJackson]

The GOP runs like a banana republic and the more folks try to defend it the more ridicule you invite down on your own heads. While your beloved institution burns to a smoldering cinder you are like Wile E. Coyote rereading the ACME warranty guaranteeing that this would not blow up in your own face. Operating this machine in the clear view of voters could be hazardous to your safety and health.

[RitaOK]

LOL!

Thiessen is such a putz. Imagine his futile claim that people had the “opportunity” to vote for these delegates. Not for the candidates, oh, no, but for the delegates who will decide the peoples vote.

People are so incompetent and in the way, anyway certainly not mature enough to cast a vote directly for one of the candidates, but must have some cow decide the outcome for them. All this, in a room full among a herd of cows— called “delegates”, who go in and make the loser the winner.

Too funny for words.