Half the reason Trump folk often piss and cray about “unfairness” is that they often have shown they have little institutional knowledge to point them in the direction to see this is none other than politics not necessarily out of the ordinary. And the other half which fuels their misplaced wrath is very poor familiarity with the state GOP parties schedules and details and steps a candidate’s team must be organized and on the field of play; otherwise a default due to political ignorance which they irresponsibly cry as “rigged.” Were I a Trump supporter I’d be more angry at Trump than Cruz, over the former’s wasting of my time by not getting a solid team onboard totally wired tight on the situations, throwing Manafort in the mix when its alms I too late to sweep an all out First Ballot win.
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This is total bs. Trump has the delegates before the convention.
You have to love this logic. Kasich can’t win a single state except his own. He will be 1 win for 49 losses.
Cruz is about to lose 6 states consecutively and is down 8 points in Indiana. He can’t get people to vote for him.
These two Cruz and Kasich are now going into the convention trying to convince the delegates they are the best choice for the people who will then have to vote for them in the general election. They think if they bribe enough delegates that once they get the nomination they will force the electorate to vote for them.
What a miscalculation and what arrogance. Let’s wait until after tomorrow to see where the polls come in. The Cruz/Kasich message is clearly anti voter and that they will take the nomination regardless of what the voters say. That may be the rules, but this time the voters know to whom they matter.
To Cruz/Kasich voters are a necessary evil to be exterminated. That message is a horrible message and my guess is that the majority will pass on Cruz/Kasich.
The polls starting Wednesday will confirm what I have just said.
OK. We shall see.