[Savage Rider]

I find it unbecoming that the person who seeks to be the Republican Party nominee so nastily bashes the hard working people who are Republican Party delegates. The delegate selection process starts at the precinct level and any Republican who wants to put in the effort to be a delegate can participate. Simply turning up to vote in a primary and spending a few minutes in the effort is not enough. Trump knows this but he plays on the emotions of his uninformed voters to try to tear apart the Republican party. The negotiations between the Colorado and national party about how they would choose their nominee began long before Trump even announced his campaign.

[fortheDeclaration]

The old 'uninformed' Trump voter attack again?

We know exactly what is going on and you can call it whatever you want to call it but it is still against the spirit of the primaries.

[grania]

I agree that those who work hard should get to be delegates. They're delegates which means the voters have delegated or trusted them to represent their votes. They don't get to do that if there's no voting to represent.

OH has issues too, about it being a mystery about how delegates are chosen. It was before the primary. As a registered Republican I never did get notification about where to show up and work hard and become a delegate.

[Balding_Eagle]

You’re just upset because you aren’t familiar with the new rules Trump is playing by, and how his ground game is different than the one you expected to be played against your pick.

Cruz needs to do his homework if he’s going to run against Trump.