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Super delegates are stealing elections from voters. It's particularly bad in the democratic party. But Cruz just stole Louisiana despite Trump having won the popular vote there.
Too many examples of fraud, incompetence and dirty tricks. Caucuses seem particularly prone to these problems.
Ineligible candidates are running. One is sitting in the white house now. An ineligible Canadian is running for the GOP nomination. And an ineligible Cuban anchor baby, jut dropped out of the race. And lets not forget Roger Calero who was a green card holder but managed to get on the ballot in many states in multiple presidential elections.
Inelligible voters are registering and voting. There are insufficient controls on whether a person is eligible to vote or even a citizen. Felons and dead people are voting.
People may be voting twice. There are few or no controls.
The press, owned by foreigners and leftists, have inordinate sway over who gets chosen because they put out biased coverage.

Exactly!
What a joke. Does anyone realize what has actually happened with this charade of an election. The race is such a lopsided win for Trump that it’s ludicrous to suggest otherwise.

Team Cruz has been highly efficient in inching out teeny weenie victories in the caucus states known for their odd habits and dismal voter turnout. He won the Virgin Islands by 30 votes; Wyoming by 480 votes; Alaska by 600 votes; and Maine by 2,500. Here are the rounded total votes Cruz won in his nine winning states.

Wyoming 620; Virgin Islands 200; Alaska 8,400; Maine 8,500; Kansas 35K; Iowa 52K; Utah 122K; and Okie 158K.
These eight states total to only 385,000 votes.
Plus Ted’s lackluster Texas win, Texas 1,239,393.
Cruz’s winning votes in nine states are 1,724,000.
Cruz won 9 states with 1,724,000 votes

Trump won 21 states, and nearly all the states were won by tens or hundreds of thousands of votes. The millions that have attended his rallies have voted.

Trump won 21 states with 6,020,000 votes

Cruz’s only way to prevail now is by chicanery and fraud, but then that’s just how he began.