[Kaslin]

If the voters don't get to vote in the general election, it would be rigged, I agree.

However if Trump had used competent people he could have found out and campaigned in Colorado, just like Cruz did. It's his fault and no one else's

[proust]

Kasich had a lot of ground game in CO.

[DannyTN]

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

Getting to vote in the general election between two candidates offered up by the uniparty is not a free election.

[DannyTN]

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

Getting to vote in the general election between two candidates offered up by the uniparty is not a free election.

[itsahoot]

It's his fault and no one else's

This kind of defense reminds of the thug who nearly cut the arm off an old lady who wouldn't give up her purse.
----It was her own d@mn fault for not giving up the purse.

Rush is whining this morning because they cut Cruz's mike off last night. Yet to see if he will apologize to Cory.

[Political Junkie Too]

I think the complaint about Colorado is that if you didn’t have to work between 7:30pm-9:00pm or have to put schoolchildren to bed on Tuesday night, then you had the opportunity to participate in the Colorado caucus. And that's what defenders are calling "the voters DID participate."

It really amounted to party insiders controlling the process. But, hey, it is Colorado's state right to do it that way. The trouble is that the GOP is not coming out of this primary season with a good reputation, because Trump's candidacy is making people notice how the process is really working.

People were frustrated in the 2008 and 2012 primaries, too, because they felt helpless that the MSM and establishment were selecting their candidates for them. Now that the people are more closely participating, the illusion is being lifted and they don't like the man behind the curtain.

-PJ