With all due respect.....the fact is, we live in a Republic form of Government. The states have the authority to say how they will run their primaries to pick their candidate/delegates.....and Colorado fought the GOPe to retain their right to do things "their way".
If you are a Colorado, North Dakota or Wyoming resident....you have skin in the game....so you might want to push for changes next election season. If you aren't.....you have no business telling them how to conduct their state's primary business.
Those recently reviled "insider party people"? They are just normal people, and have as much right to make decisions as you do, maybe more, since they are willing to do the hard work for that right.
You understand that also....or you wouldn't be trying to push the "Requiring multiple day, attendance for precincts, districts, and state is too difficult for people who have a life beyond politics"
I'm sure you realize that's the same type drivel a liberal uses when they tell us.... "I don't want to work, but give me all your money because I deserve it."
The bitter truth is......Trump, is playing a "Pied Piper" tune. He wouldn't be whining about all this "unfairness", or saying it was "crooked", if he had beaten Cruz, using these same rules.
He would be all over TV "crowing" about how smart/superior he was....and how he did nothing but "win, win, win".
Bravo! Hear, Hear!
Those recently reviled "insider party people"? They are just normal people, and have as much right to make decisions as you do, maybe more, since they are willing to do the hard work for that right.
More than that - Folks forget about the massive turnover in state and local offices at the midterm. Particularly out here in the Rockies (and the West generally), that means those 'insider party people' are TEA Party Patriots. Caucus states are much easier to take over meaningfully from the ground up.
Trump lost the Rockies. Complete shut-out. Only Montana is left, and she won't give him anymore than her sisters did. Maybe folks should ponder the reason for that, and Colorado in that context.