Flopper
Diamond Member
I think the GOP rules go something like list.pfft..............when you disavow the voters their choice ........you disavow what this country is about.
My point and opinion stands.
They chose their delegates and so they will vote at the RNC convention if nobody makes the minimum number to qualify. Them's the rules.
- There is a first ballot even if one candidate has won a majority of the delegates. So the head of each state delegation can stand up on the convention floor casting it's votes for the great state of xxxxx, the land of this that and the other, the home of nothingness, the land of blah blah blah for the next president, a man that has blah blah.
- If a candidate has a majority of the delegates on the first ballot, the convention proceeds with countless speeches while half the delegates slip away to nearest bar.
- If no candidate has a majority on the first ballot, the convention is considered brokered and what proceeds is often referred to as horse trading in which delegates are released from their pledge according state party rules. Deals are made, promises exchanged, and appointments handed out for votes There can be many re-votes as candidates shift back and forth. There may even be new nominations made. IMHO, brokered conventions are the only ones worth watching. The rest are as boring as watching paint dry.
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