Same Stuff different state
Posted on 04/16/2016 5:51:19 PM PDT by bobsunshine
Is it possible to be "aware" of something that isn't true? Interesting thought-exercise.
The thing of which some folks are unaware is that while there may be no federal law against it, there is actually an Ohio law against it. And the convention is in Cleveland so...it is indeed illegal.
...we have a guy running who, up to date, hasn’t won a majority in any state. He can’t organize well enough to keep dedicated delegates on the slate for the convention...
——————————————————————————————So what kind of a candidate do you prefer? A lying, cheating, politically savvy player, who knows how to play the game, and doesn’t care who gets in his/her way?
Fine. You should be an Obama supporter. He sounds like just your speed. He’d never let himself be outmaneuvered by political operatives. Community organizers must be your favorite candidates. I prefer to go with the voters.
People died and risked their lives to give us a country to give us freedom and the right to vote , and now we see that we don’t have that , thus those people died in vain.
Sickening and even worse is people defend this corruption.
The Trump campaign had equal access to the Rubio supporters and could've recruited them to their side. But they chose not to. Ergo, there is no basis for a complaint. There will be whining, nonetheless...
So if one pays off a delegates in AZ or PA then they go to the convention are you trying ton tell me that OH law will say it is illegal what happened and OH under the protection of the establishment will make it illegal and prosecute?
Seriously!
Same Stuff different state
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.
Voting for yet another ivy league lawyer who became an elected official who has not even finished his first term is insanity,
Im telling you, this is making millions of Trump supporters. People are pissed . Cruz is a GOPe whore and they will flick him off like a tick!! TRUMP NOW!!
And if you're not talking about Georgia, then...why are you in this thread?
Maybe Trump will learn that insulting people isn't a really good way to build political alliances. Until then, I'm happy to see other candidates and their supporters uniting against the guy who dragged the discourse into the mud.
I put money on the DC political class convincing people otherwise.
I am appalled at the petulance being shown by the Cruz campaign. They are acting childish to cause mischief
Just told you I was not on about GA and I told you I should be more clear and concise for you in the future.
Why would you ask a question I have given you the answer for?
True words
Yes these shenanigans by Cruz are !oser level hail Mary antics which will not alter the outcome of the first ballot. Trump will win on the first ballot.
That is convincing. Not
so you support a guy knowing the voters don’t want him and knowing he would lose to Clinton.
You are against a guy because he insulted your guy and others?
Good grief, no wonder we as a country are going down the drain.
Yup
This proves the rumored DEAL between BFFs Hillary and Donald is true.
Are they not a good/reliable group?
>> Do you support him just based on you are from TX or live in TX?
No.
>> If he was from MA would you still vote for this guy>?
In the unlikely event that Christian conservative Ted Cruz came out of Taxachusetts, yes.
Mostly agree up to the so far part. Electoral college votes can be split and “faithless” electors have existed in the past.
Next point about “people vote”. Is either a lie or willful ignorance. In Iowa for example the people voted after listening to speeches. It was still a vote. In Kansas voters could bypass the listen to speeches part and just vote. Rather than go through the whole list I’ll leave you to look into it.
Florida is super important. I was disappointed that Cruz didn’t make an effort. Though I’m sure it was done in hopes that Rubio would perform better it was nevertheless unfortunate. There is time between now and November to remedy that mistake.
There is, according to polling a good chance that Cruz pulls in Wisconsin as well as most of the swing states if he’s running against Clinton.
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