And my point is that whether Trump gets some official party nomination redress or not, there will be justice in the votes of his supporters that proceed onward after the nomination. If the prevailing sentiment is that there was dirty-but-party-legal monkey business, look for even more voters than 2012 who refused to hold their nose and take it up the keester "one more time."
Cruz, Ryan, WHOEVER gets nominated under a cloud of suspicion despite 'according to playing by delegate rules' will NOT win the general election.
There is no such thing as justice. But I do agree that Trump and his supporters will adjust to reality.
If the rules allow for making complaints, by all means, if there is basis for the complaint, make it! Fight like hell!!
I despise the RNC and GOP, I did when it refused to even discuss whether dual citizenship was a factor (Obama), and now even more when it openly advocates subverting the constitution. I understand them doing so, public memory is short, and the last time this was brought up in Congress was about a generation or two ago.
I also despise the DEM party, but the state this country is in is beyond a partisan issue, unless one adopts the view that it was partisan teamwork that got us here.