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To: xzins

The rules of the game shouldn’t be allowed to be changed, once the game (primaries) has started. If the lying RNC wanted to play games/change rules....that should’ve happened months ago....before primaries started.


6 posted on 04/05/2016 7:44:34 AM PDT by Jane Long (Go Trump, go! Make America Safe Again :)
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To: Jane Long

That is not the way it works. The 2012 rules are only a template for the 2016 rules.

If we don’t get in there and fight for the proper rules, then we’ll be forced to live under rules we don’t want.

The retain rule 40 movement must happen. Otherwise, the majority of delegates could vote to ditch rule 40. That would open the nomination to ANYONE the power brokers want: Bush, Kasich, Ryan, Romney, etc.


17 posted on 04/05/2016 8:04:46 AM PDT by xzins (Free Republic Gives YOU a voice heard around the globe. Support the Freepathon!)
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To: Jane Long
The rules of the game shouldn’t be allowed to be changed, once the game (primaries) has started.

The fact that the parties decide on the rules after the primaries and caucuses shows how little respect both parties have for the voters. The rules should be established before the nomination process begins and should not be capable of being changed before the nomination process is complete.

118 posted on 04/05/2016 12:51:48 PM PDT by Repeal 16-17 (Let me know when the Shooting starts.)
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To: Jane Long
The rules of the game shouldn’t be allowed to be changed, once the game (primaries) has started

Not allowed by who Jane, the rulemakers?!? I know, it sucks!!

129 posted on 04/05/2016 6:52:08 PM PDT by houeto (https://secure.freerepublic.com/donate/)
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