[Talisker]

65,000 people voted in the Colorado caucus.

There are 900,000 registered Republicans in Colorado.

So what you're really saying is that 835,000 people were disenfranchised and denied their right to vote. That's NINETY THREE PERCENT.

Thanks for playing.

[flintsilver7]

Not participating is not the same as being denied. To suggest otherwise is being completely disingenuous, which is absolutely expected of Trump’s supporters.

It is, of course, completely idiotic, as it’s akin to saying that McDonald’s “denies” you the “right” to get food there if you go when they’re closed or you don’t go at all.

[21twelve]

“So what you’re really saying is that 835,000 people were disenfranchised and denied their right to vote.”

Yes! I heard that Cruz supporters DENIED them. They were at all of the over 2,900 precinct caucus locations armed with clubs and guns and beating up anyone with a “Make America Great” cap on.

[georgiarat]

So what you’re really saying is that 835,000 people were disenfranchised and denied their right to vote. That’s NINETY THREE PERCENT.

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NInety-three percent is just a few percentage points more than the number of voters who rejected Cruz in Florida and is about to reject him in New York.

[FreeReign]

"65,000 people voted in the Colorado caucus."

There are 900,000 registered Republicans in Colorado." So what you're really saying is that 835,000 people were disenfranchised and denied their right to vote. That's NINETY THREE PERCENT.Thanks for playing.

All 900K voters were eligible to vote.

Thanks for assuming that they weren't.