Trump has them on defense.
I actually agree with your point. Here is a link to my campaign suggestion:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3422096/posts
No. THEY are acting as if Trump is mounting a hostile takeover.
“HE’S TAKING OUR PORK!”
“Who’s gonna pay the Wall Street Journal for wheel & deal articles if Trump wins?”
And Cruzers should work on selling Cruz instead of hysterically ranting about “Trump violence” and making blacklists.
I hope Trump defeats gope Cruz in New York and wins the presidency TONIGHT! ! Go Trump! New york can save America and the world Tonight! go!
Trump will make America Great again!
illegals and China are literally destroying the USA. Only
Trump is willing to stop these and knows how to as with the Wall and he knows what China is doing to us.
I’m not a 100% sure but Trump is smarter than this with all the whining he is doing, probably is a strategy to get TV time and it is working, he is constantly in the news.
Trump is complaining that people do not get to vote and have a say more than anything. This article totally misrepresents his position.
“Wile E. Coyote call your office; someone is stealing your act.”
Ahh, unicorns and magical second ballots.
I didn't know! ...Rigged! ...Unfair!
The penultimate sentence of the article reads: “The GOP is a private institution whose purpose is to nominate a candidate who can win an election to further party ideals.”
Note the two-part test: 1) be able to win in November, and 2) further party ideals.
Now, I know most Trump supporters think that the GOP no longer has ideals worth mentioning, but that simply indicates that Trump supporters shouldn’t be choosing the GOP candidate, does it not? After all, if your purpose is to change the GOP, why wouldn’t Trump supporters be in heavy attendance at all those state caucuses that Cruz keeps winning handily? Indeed, it’s Cruz who’s trying to drag the GOP back to conservative principles and is doing it quite successfully as caucus after caucus shows conclusively.
I’ve asked this in other forums and never get a sensible answer: Why should people who hate the GOP and its principles have a say in nominating the GOP candidate?
The answer, of course, is that they shouldn’t, which is why Trump will not prevail on the first ballot even if he wins 1237 delegates prior to the convention, and he will almost certainly never prevail on a later ballot.
Trump voters might well cost the GOP the election in November, just as Perot voters might have served to elect Bill Clinton in 1992, but the Perot movement is done and the GOP survived. The same will be true of the Trump movement in time.
If you like Cruz he’s whining; if you like Trump he’s strategically complaining loudly to get some benefit out of state he never had a chance in. Potatoe/potahto
They keep saying he’s being out-hustled. I say he’s simply being HUSTLED.