[2ndDivisionVet]

A contestant from The Apprentice? If you submitted this as a fictional political novel the publishers would have you committed to a 72 hour hold.

[Talisker]

“Oh, no, no, no, not gathering delegates, stealing, lying, and bribing people to become delegates. I'm sorry if I wasn't clear,” Goertz, a former contest on “The Apprentice,” responded with a smile.

Stupid little codependent tried to imitate her boss's style and blew her own ignorant head off.

[Slyfox]

One of Alinsky's Rules that seem to be much in play these days is this: (and I have committed it to memory.)

Accuse your opponent what you yourself are already doing, even if he isn't doing it, so that your opponent will get the media hit and when it is found out that you were doing it all along you won't get much of a media hit because your opponent got it first.

[Moorings]

“Oh, no, no, no, not gathering delegates, stealing, lying, and bribing people to become delegates. I'm sorry if I wasn't clear,”

You're not clear at all. Go gather some actual evidence and come back... and not some enquirer slime gossip piece either.

Lyin' lib Trump.

[Catsrus]

This is a nothing burger, and of course, she hasn’t seen a bribe take place - she isn’t an undercover cop, but, there is evidence, and it will probably come out in due time. CNN reports sh** all the time without “evidence,: yet, they want to play gotcha with someone from the Trump campaign. Ken C is just another washed up candidate - seems Cruz surrounds himself with losers.

[RedWulf]

It doesn’t matter how much you lie about it or how much the media covers for you, stealing deligates to win at the convention will end the party and destroy Ted Cruz. The American public belives thier votes should count and Ted’s collapsing poll numbers shows that the truth is getting out.

[vikingrinn]

[skr]

Why does she need to talk to her boss first? She can’t even come up with a specific inducement?

[jonrick46]

Is this a bribe?

[blueplum]

Cruz's delegate adviser Ken Cuccinelli called the allegations "BS" and another of the Trump campaign's "Gestapo tactics."

wait, yesterday the discussion was still about Manford using the word 'gestapo' and oh, how horrible a person he was for using that term

now we hear that same term from the Cruz campaign?

We're trapped in the pages of Psychology Today!

"Trump aide defends use of term 'Gestapo' to describe Cruz campaign ..." CNN - 1 week ago

"The Trump campaign is accused of 'gestapo tactics, violence, ..." Daily Mail - 1 hour ago

[McGruff]

stealing, lying, and bribing?

[mylife]

What weasels.

[nclaurel]

Could someone politely give a couple of examples from say 1980 to 2012 where any candidate went after delegates bound to another candidate by popular vote of the people of the state?

As involved as I have thought I have been in the process the last almost 60 years, I have either been oblivious to that or it didn't happen. As much as Cruz supporters say this is the rule I must have been oblivious and would love to read about any examples I can.

[Washi]

I saw a fawning Sean Hannity interviewing the Trump children last night. They stated that Cruz was bribing candidates and Hannity just let it slide.

[MayflowerMadam]

Of course it’s bribery. IIRC, the candidate can do anything and everything to get a delegate’s votes except hand over actual money. How is that not bribery — footing the bill for “entertainment”, airfare, hotel rooms, lavish meals?

[cornfedcowboy]

Tana is a nice gal, just over her head in this.

[A CA Guy]

We know Ted is doing stuff to turn delegates after a first vote, but I doubt anyone has the time to find records and video of what is done in the dark.

Also who is going to name directly source on air.

Better we clean how things are done up.