[dragonblustar]

The Truth About The Colorado Delegate Controversy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDiZ5HW2wqU

[zerosix]

Trump and his followers, who seem to think “rules, we don need no steekin rules, - bwaaaaaaaaaaaa, we lost by those steekin rules!”

[pgkdan]

I’ve been watching his YouTube videos for about a week now. This guy is great...I really enjoy his product.

[Hostage]

Here’s a clickable link to his video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDiZ5HW2wqU

[Hostage]

When you write html anywhere in your post, to get a clickable link you have to write:

<#A href=”link”>link name<#/A>

Remove the ‘#’, I had to put them so you could see the html script.

[Gator113]

Thanks for posting that. I was camping all last week on the Oregon coast and away from all news. Your post helped me catch up.

[texas_mrs]

I didn't hear tRump whining about the rules during Super Tuesday:

http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/gops-delegate-allocation-rules-are-helping-trump/

March 1, 2016

Super Tuesday depends on many wild cards built into the delegate rules.

A majority of the 595 delegates at stake are awarded by congressional districts, with the stinger that, in some circumstances, only the top two finishers receive any at all. The winner of each district gets two delegates, the runner-up gets one and everyone else goes home.

This rule was intended by party leaders to turbocharge the campaign of a front-runner. In effect, a candidate who wins a district with a plurality of only about 33 percent , as Mr. Trump has in earlier states’ primaries, ends up with 66 percent of the delegates.

[AllAmericanGirl44]

Cruz is such a little liar. Good for ‘conservatives’? Bwahahaha, suuuuuuure cruzzie, sure.