"Chivalrous?! I'm this nation's savior! We don't have time for chivalrous!"
Posted on 04/11/2016 1:16:33 PM PDT by SpaceBar
Calling the Colorado Republican Party’s decision not to hold a primary popular vote a scandal, talk-radio host Michael Savage declared Sen. Ted Cruz should disavow the move and call for a vote.
“What just happened in Colorado should, frankly, disqualify Cruz, who claims to be a constitutional conservative,” Savage told his listeners Monday.
Savage is a strong supporter of GOP front-runner Donald Trump, who has been a regular guest on “The Savage Nation.” (full article at link)
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Wrong buddy boy your Cruz thinks that he’s the smartest person in the room (when he surely is not) and that my friend makes him very dangerous. Perhaps Canada needs him more than us — he should bestow his gift onto his country of origin.
That’s right. Keep up the bully tactics and the insults.
Surely that will convince us Cruzers to support Donald, right?
Savage is nuts. But how about this: Cruz can renounce Colorado results if Trump gives up the 22% delegate benefit he gains from the overall system.
The rules are the rules. Whiny Donald is not above them.
I think it’s nice that once again, Cruz reveals himself as the smirking white conservative Republican asshat member of GOP Inc that he truly is.
Cruz didn’t set Colorado rules, he merely got out there and hustled!
What is all of this talk about hustle? Hustle as in fraud and swindle? They offer the delegates trips and “goodies” for votes. This is not the hustle you are thinking of. This is fraud.
Trump supporters are the ones suffering from “battered wife syndrome.” Michelle Fields being Exhibit A.
yep
When were the rules published?
Did Cruz write the rules in CO?
Does Trump have a higher % of delegates than votes in the pub primaries?
Are you trying to deflect?
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August, No, Yes, Yes.
Illegally striking Trump delegates and alternates from the ballots and replacing them with Cruz delegates isn't a "lack of preparation," it's just outright political hackery and shenanigans.
Same with passing an unethical resolution forbidding delegates from voting for Trump, purposefully designed to intimidate and silence Trump supporters at the conventions.
What it does do is expose the true motives of the ruling class, because the people don't differentiate the primary vote from the Constitutional office vote when they see their "vote" taken away from them.
Even though primary voting is a sham, the reputational damage to the party is enormous when they play fast and loose with the process.
-PJ
You forgot “beady-eyed”.
Cruz is now the establishment/insider candidate.
Cruz has been in politics ALL HIS LIFE.
And, if he somehow pulled this off and became the nominee, he will get
destroyed. You cruz-bots, your glee is short lived. Very very short lived.
“Those delegates were from actual votes not party hacks in a back room deal”
As posted upthread: Trump needs to renounce all the delegates he got in SC with only 33% of the vote. He got 100% of the delegates, all 50.
Indeed, I don’t think Cruz could ever get past his poor presentation: nobody liked the smartest kid in the sixth grade, and Ted is that kid all grown up and ready for the big show.
Absolutly correct.
>Trump supporters are the ones suffering from “battered wife syndrome.” Michelle Fields being Exhibit A.
How many men has so falsely accused of attacking her? I lost count.
OH,so are you voting for Kasich if Teddy does not get the second ballot?
Hell NO!
That would be like a turkey lobbying for Thanksgiving! We are a nation of laws. We are a Party of rules. Hate them? Then revise them BEFORE HAND. Until then, get a clue as a campaign and MASTER them! (Which is what Mr Trump is belatedly going to do now with GOP rules-wizard and delegate-hunter extraordinaire Paul Manafort aboard.) If there was malfeasance, sue the Cruz Camp or the State Parties. Problem is, more of incompetence here than malfeasance. Go home and burn your delegate credentials over your kitchen countertop all you want, but FIRST follow the delegate selection rules.
That’s what an honorable person would do.
But, of course, St. Ted is devoid of honor.
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