[ProtectOurFreedom]

Totally agree. Remember how candidates used to respect the ballot box and never raised these issues? Then the Dems started doing it in the presidential election. Now we are hearing calls for new elections and recounts in the very first puny primary contest in Iowa!! This is not good for the country and cheapens those candidates who cry "foul." It makes them look completely unpresidential.

[Mollypitcher1]

It SHOULD make them look very presidential to not tolerate cheating and lying from anyone. It just shows how far the morals in this country have fallen to see people cry move on, nothing to see here. Is THAT the world we want for our grandchildren? A world in which NOTHING is SACRED. Whatever happened to “a man’s word is his bond.”

[ichabod1]

I disagree. This was the first go round. There will be dozens more to come. This gets the cheating question on the table now, and so any further misbehavior will look like a pattern. It was not a dumb move to throw a flag, or bring out the yellow card, or whatever.

[Kenny]

I’m beginning to worry we have establishment among us. All those who would advocate for Dr. Carson to stand down think of what you’re saying. You’re saying no matter how someone gets the votes, don’t question it. If you catch them red-handed cheating, don’t acknowledge ti.

What kind of country has this become?

[StAnDeliver]

"Then the Dems started doing it in the presidential election. Now we are hearing calls for new elections and recounts in the very first puny primary contest in Iowa!"

(1) That's because cheating, and fabricating stories, became an essential part of campaign paradigms. (2) Bernie has a legitimate gripe in Iowa. (3) I agree with you that Iowa is puny. Always has been.