[sickoflibs]

RE:”Trump is now laying the groundwork to support the narrative that unless he is chosen at the convention, the nomination will have been stolen from him. Trump knows that long-standing rules require that a candidate win more than half the delegates, before or during the convention, yet he's demanding, in essence, that the candidate with a plurality of delegates going in must be anointed, which has never been the case. “

To elect his good friend Hillary of course.

[Kenny]

Why doesn’t the left call out the Cruz media for whining?

Oh and Cruz is not “anti-establishment”. Not even close. He’s 100% in bed with GOPe and proud of it.

[Sybeck1]

Yet Cruz had no problem using the Fields incident to gain polictically

[Gaffer]

So the Limbaugh diatribe goes from “Obama bad” to the “Trump wrong” and “Cruz good” meme.

David, Rush...we’ve figured about that it’s all about the money for you. Ratings, readership and syndication. Have either of you two ever bought a pound of hamburger, pork chops, eggs, bacon, bread, milk or butter yourselves in the last two decades. I honestly don’t understand why Americans who deal with this stuff every day even listen to you two.

[kinsman redeemer]

[Stentor]

David the lesser with another tortured vision.

[Parmy]

Has any of these so-called journalists/pundits ever researched history and read about some of the vitriolic things candidates said about each other in the past?

They all seem to think this is the first time someone has challenged someone and said something bad about that person.

This is mild compared to some of things I have read about in the past. That is why I take what these overpaid blatherers say with less than a grain of salt.

[Nifster]

Pretty funny coming from this insider. He is as much a part of the problem with the GOPe as any other commentator at Townhall or NR

[Olog-hai]

It’s one thing to be upset with the so-called Republican establishment for failing to stand up to Barack Obama and his destructive policies …

They are not “so-called”, and it is collaboration with Obama rather than not standing up to him; they are believers in his policies. Mr. Limbaugh’s own elder brother even used the term “Kabuki theater” and not without reason.

[LMAO]

Trump knows full well that Colorado wasn’t stolen and that he began there on a level playing field with Cruz, but he didn’t do the necessary groundwork to compete. But he also knows that his supporters will believe otherwise and become more entrenched if he cries foul loudly enough. He hopes to draw supporters away from Cruz and woo the undecided in upcoming states by leveraging these allegations in service to establishment/Cruz conspiracy theories.

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Judging by some of the response of his supporters, that seems to be working...lol

[Navy Patriot]

Sorry, David, you're the Casper Milquetoast whiner of the Limbaughs.

You go quietly into the GOPee night, Trump and your brother will take it to the Progressive Leftist Socialist scum AND their complicit GOPee shills, loudly and proudly.

FUDL

[proust]

Hmm, wrongly crying foul for political gain...

[OneVike]

Truth,

But don't expect most Trump supporters to admit it.

From my count, 8 out of ten Trump supporters I know say they will not vote if Trump is not given the nomination. However, 4 out of 10 Cruz supporters I know say they will not vote if the nominee is not Cruz.

STUPID, STUPID, STUPID!

Forget the rules, they are sure he is getting screwed, even though he could have built a ground game.

That being said, I am obviously a ted Cruz supporter, but I will say it loud and clear;

Regardless of who is the Republican nominee, and regardless of how that person got the nomination, I will vote for the Republican Party's nominee.

I pray it is Cruz, or Trump, but if the Republican establishment screws us so bad the it ends up being someone we all hate, I will still vote for that person.

[DannyTN]

If the delegates do not reflect the voters, it’s rigged.

If the voters don’t get to vote, it’s rigged.

[DannyTN]

If the delegates do not reflect the voters, it’s rigged.

If the voters don’t get to vote, it’s rigged.

[TXSearcher]

I have no desire to support a whiney Princess who wants to get all the goodies without doing the work....

That being said.....his campaign says they are turning things around and will be fighting for the delegates in the same manner.....and expect to have 1237 by June.

If he's able to do that.....I can overlook the whining because he's gotten his act together.

[Servant of the Cross]

Trump supporters say Cruz has sold out to the establishment for these reasons and because he is the most likely beneficiary of the "Never Trump" movement.

And, quite perversely, these same Trumpinators also say that Cruz [is] Losing Support of Fellow Republicans (because he STILL fights Mitch on funding Planned Parenthood) ... one more perversity that on FR these days fighting PP is twisted as somehow a bad thing!?

Trump supporters can't get their story straight. Ted Cruz cannot be both gopE and one who has lost their support?! (all the while Trump infers that he will work with and "get long" with the gopE through the art of the backroom deal cajoling with Mitch)?

[Gargantua]

The GOP are cheating. Period.

Dave L. sure used alot of words to say, "I hate Trump!" What a flapping ass hole.

[thoughtomator]

> Ted Cruz is an outsider

Forgive me if I don’t buy this one from a member of the establishment media. They are really trying to convince us of this for some reason.

Here’s a clue: Harvard lawyers are NOT outsiders. Ever.

[dsc]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3413956/posts?page=181#155

Never mind the text; just watch the clip.