If Trump goes into the convention with 1237 delegates, he should get the nomination. If he goes into it with less than that, then he will have to try to get delegates to switch over to him on subsequent ballots. If he can't and someone else can, that is not "shenanigans" - that is the convention process at work.
So tell me - if Trump goes into the convention with less than a majority of delegates, and assuming the RNC does not make any shady rule changes, if Trump cannot get a majority, will you support the eventual nominee, even if they came into the convention with fewer delegates?
If Trump goes into the convention just a handful of votes shy of an absolute majority, but has FAR more delegates than any other candidate and the GOPe picks someone not even on the ballot, why yes, that would indeed be the “convention process” at work.
And the “convention process” would guarantee Hillary the Presidency. Great process, hey? Especially for the GOPe party apparatchiks who’ll get to keep their cushy six figures jobs even though the rest of us lose our country forever.
What if the gope demonstrably cheats to shave enough delegates to keep it under? Would turnabout be fair play?