[2ndDivisionVet]

So hard to believe.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The GOPe is accustomed to delivering threats, not receiving them!

The NERVE!

[Jim Robinson]

Threats? Someone butthurt?

[dforest]

The guy is a sorry pucker face little whiner.

[libsdrinkkoolaid]

There are idiots in any group.

[Balding_Eagle]

There’s a price to pay for ignorance.

Dunn should have read the rules of the ground game BEFORE he spoke up.

[Jane Long]

It is hard to believe....since Trump supporters don’t engage in violence.

This guy sounds like Michelle Fields ver 2.0.

[SubMareener]

The poor boy has his feelings hurt. Hey it ain’t bean bag.

[Cboldt]

-- So hard to believe. --

Some amount of this is always going on, in every direction.

[digger48]

This guy has let Democrats run all over him in Howard County for the past several years.

He’s part of the problem here.

[deport]

Well Cruz apparently lost out also...

snip

However, if Trump does not win a majority, and we need a second ballot to choose our nominee,
Indiana rules unbind the delegates and allow them to vote their consciences. In that case,
I’ll support John Kasich.

end snip

[Defiant]

I said I would be a bundler for the Ted Cruz campaign. Then the spamming began.

[LowOiL]

“If Satan was one vote away from the nomination,” I replied, “I would consider voting for Trump if he was the only alternative.”

Woot, he must consider Cruz somewhat above Trump and Hitler.

[TigersEye]

It is hard to believe. I can’t imagine being threatened in a public forum like that. /s

[donna]

Mr. Chairman,
Try saying you support Trump. You’ll get a flat tire and called a racist.

[trisham]

What a hero the author is. So brave! So principled!

Such a liar.

[MayflowerMadam]

Liar, liar, ...

[tinyowl]

It's very emotional. Actually, it's not. "I received mean emails" is a weak attempt at damage control by the establishment.

Trump has a lot of people who support him. A lot. A real Lot. A lot more than Cruz. Some of them are going to be loons, assuming he actually got those emails.

To turn it into a histrionic and cheap emotional appeal in a national paper is transparent damage control - when you're justifiably being accused of being a scam -> run and play the victim, calling your accusers bullies.

Deflection award for the day.

[freeandfreezing]

"It’s an amazing grass-roots organization that begins and ends with the great loyal Republicans who stuff envelopes, walk neighborhoods, work phone banks, attend Lincoln/Reagan Dinners, vote consistently, and contribute to the election of council people, commissioners, auditors, sheriffs and legislators."

Of course this guy seems to be forgetting that those "great loyal Republicans" he is counting on to win in the general election probably aren't going to do a thing to get his guy John Kasich elected.

How many Freepers are going to be out walking neighborhoods or working phone banks if the Republican nominee ends up being John Kasich? None that I know.

[The Continental Op]

What a phony story! Not a single threat referenced. NONE!

The poor GOPe guy was interviewed for publication, and said that he might vote for Trump IF the only other candidate was Satan, and Satan was one vote away from winning. Stupid, provocative statement, and guess what? People told him they thought he was a horses ass. What “threats”?

[Trumpinator]

“You sorry mother******! I hope the worst for you and yours!” is not a threat but an insult.

This also is an insult and not a threat: e, “Traitor of the people and what was the Conservative party/now the conjoined twin of the Progressive left.” This missive carried a religious message: “God calls me to pray for my enemies and you are my enemy. Your thinking causes you to be a traitor to the citizenry. Imagine the disgrace U R.”

Please learn the difference, special snowflakes.