FReepers are hyperventilating again without understanding.
This means that state law can’t determine internal Republican Party rules. Nothing has changed with binding delegate votes by party, not state, rules.
The case made during appeal will be that since the state pays for the primary, the state can bind the results by law. Interesting, but won’t change the convention vote one bit.
“This means that state law can’t determine internal Republican Party rules. Nothing has changed with binding delegate votes by party, not state, rules.”
So clearly stated!
Say, here’s some REAL convention news:
“Rejecting policy both American parties have embraced for decades, the Republican Party moved Monday to approve a platform that does not include a call for a two-state solution to the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.
The new language, approved by a large majority of votes in the platform subcommittee, omits any reference to a solution which would establish an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel, according to the text of the document...”
http://forward.com/news/344738/in-major-shift-gop-rejects-two-state-solution-says-israel-not-occupier/
Still has to go through the full committee and a vote by the delegates.