[catnipman]

Tiny, tiny group of crybabies throwing tantrums, Colorado delegation of idiots "walking out", etc., but the article is actually a pretty good look at what went on, who the leaders were (Senator Mike Lee, dipshit Coloradan Kendal Unruh, et. al.), and how they were totally crushed once again in their attempts to disrupt the convention.

[BTW, I live in Colorado, so I feel perfectly free to criticize those bunch of fools at the convention.]

[JohnBrowdie]

the party stopped the temper tantrum by cruzbot bitter-enders and nevertrumpers.

[Fai Mao]

The Colorado delegates should have their credentials yanked and not be allowed back in.

[ObamahatesPACoal]

Dana White should go after the business practises of Mormons, if they have been ripping him off.

[vette6387]

” the rebellion was about “incentivizing states to close their primaries.” Such a move could make it more difficult for candidates like Trump who do not have a long conservative pedigree from relying on moderates and independents to boost their GOP primary campaigns.”

Leave the rules alone. It’s that LONG CONSERVATIVE “PEDIGREE” that’s the problem. The “so-called conservatives” appear to me to be the problem in the GOP today. They seem to think that they should get 100% of what they want, or they take their marbles and go home. I’ll bet you Kendal Unruh got notes home to her parents when she was a child saying:”does not work well with others!”

[SubMareener]

Mike Lee really destroyed any chance he had to join his brother on Donald Trump’s Supreme Court list.

[broken_arrow1]

Colorado walked out? BFD - the delegates were handed to Cruz on a silver platter anyway. There was no primary there...

[samtheman]

I did not vote for a delegate, I voted for Trump.

If the delegate assigned to delivering the winning Trump votes from my district to the convention suddenly has a “change of heart”, this is NOT free speech, this is usurpation of my right to vote.

Delegate Freedom Means Voter Disfranchisement