[Bruce Campbells Chin]

In Colorado, they changed their system with Trump leading Cruz in the polling. It appears they did this to make the system more favorable for Cruz, and in the process they deprived one million of their citizens of the right to vote, and instead turned the process over to party insiders.

No they did not.

That rule was changed in August 2015, and the caucus was not held until March 1. Any voter could vote in the caucus as long as they registered Republican 30 days prior to the election.

Nobody was deprived of their right to vote. But apparently, a whole lot of people couldn't be bothered to put forth the effort to exercise it.

[The Continental Op]

Everywhere else in the country, voter turnout has been at record numbers. How do you explain that this wonderful new system in Colorado resulted in a few thousand making the decision for over 1 million? Don’t blame it on Colorado voters—put the blame where it belongs, on a system designed to accomplish exactly the result it got: A few percent of the voters making the decision for all the others.