TheGreatGatsby
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Btw the fact that Cruz can organize an alliance is a strong evidence of his organization and hard work will win. Or do you think no effort went into organizing this partnership?
It's proof of nothing. The establishment rigged it for the guy with the best chance at catching the outsider. You should be ashamed of your party disenfranchising people instead of talking up dough boy. The Republicans are going to suffer lasting effects from this. People don't want to join or stay in a party for the sake of being a pawn.
An election isn't rigged if candidates use strategy to allocate resources to win votes. The voters still determine who wins.
But that's what scares you isn't it? With Kasich not competing in Indiana essentially becomes a two man race there. And despite your constant yelling that trump is the will of the people, you know he isn't and this will crush him.
The rigging is in Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming is very real. The Indiana/NM/Oregon stuff is at least above board. I think it speaks to the desperation of Kasich and Cruz, though. It makes them look weak. Trump is the will of the people; you need only look at the vote totals to know that.
Again, simply because people vote against your candidate doesn't mean anything is rigged. Trump is not liked in the West. His supporters lost the caucus and the conventions that followed. Trump made no effort to win them.
You keep going on about the will of the people and want to make excuses when the will of the people go against you.
Stop trying to make this about "my candidate". It's clear that I'm arguing that the system is BS. It's BS this time around, and it'll be BS next time around if nothing changes. Both parties have stacked it ("rigged") it towards insider candidates rather than having the man of the people who garners populous support of party members.