Ted Cruz Wins Colorado Without An Election

[Blackrook]

But Trump is an idiot so he can't handle anything more complicated than a baby rattle.

 

[Toro]

He didn't know the rules.

He got beaten and now his supporters are acting like 5 year-old girls having a tantrum.

That's Trump. He's flying by the seat of his pants.

That's what his Presidency would be like.

He knows the rules, dickhead. He mentioned it in the very first debate. He said as a tipoff for what was to come, that if the GOP treated him fairly, he wouldn't go 3rd party. Well, obviously the GOP went back on their word, because the so-called ground game that Cruz has is really just the GOP Establishment rigging the system. Trump is simply exposing the corruption.

You're whining like a little bitch.

Cruz has had over 100 people on the ground for over a year across the country organizing for events like in Colorado and N Dakota. Trump had to dredge up someone from the Ford and Dole campaigns to run his delegate selection process last week because they were so unprepared and are being beaten so bad.

You're losing because of your candidate.

Trump is unprepared, as a candidate and as a President.

His "losing" candidate has won more votes, delegates, and twice as many states as Lyin' Ted.

Lyin Ted is smoking Crazy Donald in scooping up delegates who will be loyal to him beyond the first ballot.

Too bad Trump can't tweet his way through the delegate process. He'd win then!

Again, for the learning impaired: Ted Cruz is being supported by the establishment. All of that ground game would have been working for Bush, but he couldn't get enough people to vote for him.....so it's on loan to Cruz so they can get a Brokered Convention.

The establishment despises Cruz. But they know he's better than Trump.

But Trump supporters are so riven with hatred and filled with rage towards the establishment, they have irrationally - and stupidly - concluded that Cruz is with the establishment.

 

[TooTall]

Funny that Trump didn't complain when he got all of Florida's 99 delegates with less than 50% of the vote.

Why would he?

"In fact, there are only eight contests that are truly winner-take-all, and they’re all on the Republican side. Florida, Ohio, Montana, New Jersey, South Dakota, Arizona, Nebraska and Delaware. In those states, whichever Republican wins the most votes gets all of the state’s delegates, even if nobody cracks 50 percent. The biggest states to watch in this category are Florida and Ohio, which are worth 99 and 66 delegates respectively."

 

[Blackrook]

Cruz is unpopular with the establishment but electing Trump would be like burning down the world.

 

[blackhawk]

Funny that Trump didn't complain when he got all of Florida's 99 delegates with less than 50% of the vote.

Why would he?

"In fact, there are only eight contests that are truly winner-take-all, and they’re all on the Republican side. Florida, Ohio, Montana, New Jersey, South Dakota, Arizona, Nebraska and Delaware. In those states, whichever Republican wins the most votes gets all of the state’s delegates, even if nobody cracks 50 percent. The biggest states to watch in this category are Florida and Ohio, which are worth 99 and 66 delegates respectively."

Thats the whole point when Trump wins and the rules benefit him he never complains only when he loses and they don't perhaps if Trump had spent more time learning the process before he got into the race he would be the one picking up theses delegates instead of Cruz. Blaming others for his lack of preparation does not sound like someone who is cut out to be President.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Funny that Trump didn't complain when he got all of Florida's 99 delegates with less than 50% of the vote.

Why would he?

"In fact, there are only eight contests that are truly winner-take-all, and they’re all on the Republican side. Florida, Ohio, Montana, New Jersey, South Dakota, Arizona, Nebraska and Delaware. In those states, whichever Republican wins the most votes gets all of the state’s delegates, even if nobody cracks 50 percent. The biggest states to watch in this category are Florida and Ohio, which are worth 99 and 66 delegates respectively."

Thats the whole point when Trump wins and the rules benefit him he never complains only when he loses and they don't perhaps if Trump had spent more time learning the process before he got into the race he would be the one picking up theses delegates instead of Cruz. Blaming others for his lack of preparation does not sound like someone who is cut out to be President.

Yes if only Trump was a political insider with the full backing of the GOP establishment and knew how to steal the election from the candidate with the majority of the votes

 

[blackhawk]

Funny that Trump didn't complain when he got all of Florida's 99 delegates with less than 50% of the vote.

Why would he?

"In fact, there are only eight contests that are truly winner-take-all, and they’re all on the Republican side. Florida, Ohio, Montana, New Jersey, South Dakota, Arizona, Nebraska and Delaware. In those states, whichever Republican wins the most votes gets all of the state’s delegates, even if nobody cracks 50 percent. The biggest states to watch in this category are Florida and Ohio, which are worth 99 and 66 delegates respectively."

Thats the whole point when Trump wins and the rules benefit him he never complains only when he loses and they don't perhaps if Trump had spent more time learning the process before he got into the race he would be the one picking up theses delegates instead of Cruz. Blaming others for his lack of preparation does not sound like someone who is cut out to be President.

Yes if only Trump was a political insider with the full backing of the GOP establishment and knew how to steal the election from the candidate with the majority of the votes

The stupidity of that response speaks for it's self.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Funny that Trump didn't complain when he got all of Florida's 99 delegates with less than 50% of the vote.

Why would he?

"In fact, there are only eight contests that are truly winner-take-all, and they’re all on the Republican side. Florida, Ohio, Montana, New Jersey, South Dakota, Arizona, Nebraska and Delaware. In those states, whichever Republican wins the most votes gets all of the state’s delegates, even if nobody cracks 50 percent. The biggest states to watch in this category are Florida and Ohio, which are worth 99 and 66 delegates respectively."

Thats the whole point when Trump wins and the rules benefit him he never complains only when he loses and they don't perhaps if Trump had spent more time learning the process before he got into the race he would be the one picking up theses delegates instead of Cruz. Blaming others for his lack of preparation does not sound like someone who is cut out to be President.

Yes if only Trump was a political insider with the full backing of the GOP establishment and knew how to steal the election from the candidate with the majority of the votes

The stupidity of that response speaks for it's self.

You can't name a single thing I said that was incorrect.

 

[mudwhistle]

He knows the rules, dickhead. He mentioned it in the very first debate. He said as a tipoff for what was to come, that if the GOP treated him fairly, he wouldn't go 3rd party. Well, obviously the GOP went back on their word, because the so-called ground game that Cruz has is really just the GOP Establishment rigging the system. Trump is simply exposing the corruption.

You're whining like a little bitch.

Cruz has had over 100 people on the ground for over a year across the country organizing for events like in Colorado and N Dakota. Trump had to dredge up someone from the Ford and Dole campaigns to run his delegate selection process last week because they were so unprepared and are being beaten so bad.

You're losing because of your candidate.

Trump is unprepared, as a candidate and as a President.

His "losing" candidate has won more votes, delegates, and twice as many states as Lyin' Ted.

Lyin Ted is smoking Crazy Donald in scooping up delegates who will be loyal to him beyond the first ballot.

Too bad Trump can't tweet his way through the delegate process. He'd win then!

Again, for the learning impaired: Ted Cruz is being supported by the establishment. All of that ground game would have been working for Bush, but he couldn't get enough people to vote for him.....so it's on loan to Cruz so they can get a Brokered Convention.

The establishment despises Cruz. But they know he's better than Trump.

But Trump supporters are so riven with hatred and filled with rage towards the establishment, they have irrationally - and stupidly - concluded that Cruz is with the establishment.

Cruz is part of the establishment. You folks refuse to admit it.....just like you refused to admit Obama was a socialist. Just like you refused to admit he was a closet Muslim. Just like you refused to admit that the Stimulus was a scam. Just like you refused to admit that Obamacare would turn out to be a massive tax increase. The reason Ted is considered an outsider is because he's an asshole to everyone. He's a jerk. But the Establishment will help him for one reason.......any delegates Cruz can steal will never belong to Trump, and stopping Trump is the goal. Once they do that, they'll fuck Cruz as well. They wanted Bush to be the candidate to go against Hillary. When he dropped out they set out to make sure nobody got to 1237.

 

[IsaacNewton]

Here ya go.

The Official Guide to the 2016 Republican Nominating Process

Perhaps your candidate should have read this before running.

Glad you admit you support corruption like I thought.

So the rules are corrupt.....but that doesn't mean the process is not only unfair but anti-Democratic....and you apparently want it that way.

I hope you don't get caught whining about how the Democrats cheat, because you can count on me reminding you about this.

He didn't know the rules.

He got beaten and now his supporters are acting like 5 year-old girls having a tantrum.

That's Trump. He's flying by the seat of his pants.

That's what his Presidency would be like.

He knows the rules, dickhead. He mentioned it in the very first debate. He said as a tipoff for what was to come, that if the GOP treated him fairly, he wouldn't go 3rd party. Well, obviously the GOP went back on their word, because the so-called ground game that Cruz has is really just the GOP Establishment rigging the system. Trump is simply exposing the corruption.

You're whining like a little bitch.

Cruz has had over 100 people on the ground for over a year across the country organizing for events like in Colorado and N Dakota. Trump had to dredge up someone from the Ford and Dole campaigns to run his delegate selection process last week because they were so unprepared and are being beaten so bad.

You're losing because of your candidate.

Trump is unprepared, as a candidate and as a President.

This is not just Trump talking about it, it has been a ongoing problem...BTW: His hotline for Voter problems was slamming busy..


Why is this Ok?




This is how the big money dumps into the groups against Trump and Cruz manipulate our elections and are calling it fair.

What ever happened to "We the People"....


.

The face of one of the three parties that will come out of the obliteration of the Republican party this summer. I mean even conservatives now see this party is done.

Why do you have a campaign and voting if the party just does what it wants anyway?

 

[mudwhistle]

But Trump is an idiot so he can't handle anything more complicated than a baby rattle.

Well, at least he didn't have anything to do with the rollout of Obamacare. Now that was an abortion.

 

[TooTall]

Funny that Trump didn't complain when he got all of Florida's 99 delegates with less than 50% of the vote.

Why would he?

"In fact, there are only eight contests that are truly winner-take-all, and they’re all on the Republican side. Florida, Ohio, Montana, New Jersey, South Dakota, Arizona, Nebraska and Delaware. In those states, whichever Republican wins the most votes gets all of the state’s delegates, even if nobody cracks 50 percent. The biggest states to watch in this category are Florida and Ohio, which are worth 99 and 66 delegates respectively."

Thats the whole point when Trump wins and the rules benefit him he never complains only when he loses and they don't perhaps if Trump had spent more time learning the process before he got into the race he would be the one picking up theses delegates instead of Cruz. Blaming others for his lack of preparation does not sound like someone who is cut out to be President.

That is a definite disadvantage to someone who is not a corrupt political insider.

 

[blackhawk]

Funny that Trump didn't complain when he got all of Florida's 99 delegates with less than 50% of the vote.

Why would he?

"In fact, there are only eight contests that are truly winner-take-all, and they’re all on the Republican side. Florida, Ohio, Montana, New Jersey, South Dakota, Arizona, Nebraska and Delaware. In those states, whichever Republican wins the most votes gets all of the state’s delegates, even if nobody cracks 50 percent. The biggest states to watch in this category are Florida and Ohio, which are worth 99 and 66 delegates respectively."

Thats the whole point when Trump wins and the rules benefit him he never complains only when he loses and they don't perhaps if Trump had spent more time learning the process before he got into the race he would be the one picking up theses delegates instead of Cruz. Blaming others for his lack of preparation does not sound like someone who is cut out to be President.

That is a definite disadvantage to someone who is not a corrupt political insider.

I don't see having a corrupt political outsider running for President as a step up.

 

[JimBowie1958]

"We don't need another politician!" Trump's supporters cry out.

And this is what happens when you back a guy with no political experience.

You get out-thought and out-foxed.

"Out foxed"?

Since when is fraud and theft out witting anyone?

You have the moral framework of a Mafiaso; get real.

The real beauty of all this is that dumb ass conservatives who have long trusted the GOP to be fair and give them a shot if they have earned it, are finally waking up to the moral rot that is the GOPe.


I couldnt be happier with the results so far.

 

[TooTall]

Funny that Trump didn't complain when he got all of Florida's 99 delegates with less than 50% of the vote.

Why would he?

"In fact, there are only eight contests that are truly winner-take-all, and they’re all on the Republican side. Florida, Ohio, Montana, New Jersey, South Dakota, Arizona, Nebraska and Delaware. In those states, whichever Republican wins the most votes gets all of the state’s delegates, even if nobody cracks 50 percent. The biggest states to watch in this category are Florida and Ohio, which are worth 99 and 66 delegates respectively."

Thats the whole point when Trump wins and the rules benefit him he never complains only when he loses and they don't perhaps if Trump had spent more time learning the process before he got into the race he would be the one picking up theses delegates instead of Cruz. Blaming others for his lack of preparation does not sound like someone who is cut out to be President.

That is a definite disadvantage to someone who is not a corrupt political insider.

I don't see having a corrupt political outsider running for President as a step up.

Better to have a successful businessman than a community organizer.

 

[JimBowie1958]

Thats the whole point when Trump wins and the rules benefit him he never complains only when he loses and they don't perhaps if Trump had spent more time learning the process before he got into the race he would be the one picking up theses delegates instead of Cruz. Blaming others for his lack of preparation does not sound like someone who is cut out to be President.

Spoken like a true sheister lawyer.

True, assuming that the GOP Establishment is honest does show poor judgement, but that is soon corrected.

But the best thing of all is that the true colors of the GOPe are now showing and those colors are green, green, and green.

 

[JimBowie1958]

Yes if only Trump was a political insider with the full backing of the GOP establishment and knew how to steal the election from the candidate with the majority of the votes

The stupidity of that response speaks for it's self.

Wow, he sounded spot on to me. Where is the stupidity?

He is reversing the roles for a simple test of 'Sauce for the Goose' and you cant respond with anything other than 'Blah, so's your face!'

 

[JimBowie1958]

I don't see having a corrupt political outsider running for President as a step up.

Then why are you supporting Cruz?

 

[blackhawk]

Thats the whole point when Trump wins and the rules benefit him he never complains only when he loses and they don't perhaps if Trump had spent more time learning the process before he got into the race he would be the one picking up theses delegates instead of Cruz. Blaming others for his lack of preparation does not sound like someone who is cut out to be President.

Spoken like a true sheister lawyer.

True, assuming that the GOP Establishment is honest does show poor judgement, but that is soon corrected.

But the best thing of all is that the true colors of the GOPe are now showing and those colors are green, green, and green.

I'm neither a lawyer or a Trump worshiper just someone who calls it as he sees it a very difficult thing for many to handle in in this hyper- partisan age.

 

[JimBowie1958]

I'm neither a lawyer or a Trump worshiper just someone who calls it as he sees it a very difficult thing for many to handle in in this hyper- partisan age.

Well I was only guessing at what busted your moral compass, but if you truly have no problem with a Party Elite that refuses to let their own members vote for the leading candidate in a national election, I cannot remedy what ails your judgement.