Good day all. Last weekend, the Colorado Republican party basically told the rank and file that they are not important to selecting the party’s nominee. The canceled the Caucus and just handed all the delegates to Ted Cruz.
This hasn’t been sitting well with the GOP voters. A lot of them wanted to vote for Donald Trump. Trump may have won, or he may have lost, but it would have been the choice of the GOP voters, not the party hacks. Now the anger at the Colorado GOP Establishment is rising to levels that should really concern the Republican National Committee. One reaction that’s starting to go viral was a video posted by an angry former member of the Republican party in Colorado. I say former, because he burned his party registration.
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This gentleman isn’t alone, and there appears to be a serious protest movement out in Colorado over this fiasco. As you can imagine, Donald Trump wasn’t to thrilled with what happened. According to the Denver Post:
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump blasted the state party’s process for selecting national delegates and called into question the results.
“The people of Colorado had their vote taken away from them by the phony politicians. Biggest story in politics. This will not be allowed!” Trump posted on Twitter on Sunday evening.
Moments earlier, he posted a tweet that asked: “How is it possible that the people of the great State of Colorado never got to vote in the Republican Primary? Great anger — totally unfair!”
Cruz, of course, isn’t complaining, and the response from the Cruz supporters could be defined as “Sore winners.” I’m wondering what this will do to the Republican Party in Colorado. It isn’t beyond the realm of possibility that it could completely implode, pretty much like the California or Massachusetts GOP parties really don’t matter any longer.
The odds of a brokered convention are now quite high and you can bet that the GOP(e) won’t select Donald Trump, even if he comes in just a few delegates short. I also don’t expect it to go to Ted Cruz either. Both are despised by the RINO GOP(e), and they are currently looking at who wold be a nice losing candidate for November. Those idiots have no clue what is happening and won’t get a clue until the time comes to turn out the lights on the Republican Party.
Thatisall
~The Angry Webmaster~
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welcome to the USSA. What Lincoln started (he was the result of a brokered convention) is apparently now done.
It’s amusing that Cruz thinks he has a chance in a brokered convention. He’s out the door 2 minutes after Trump. Then we see the Ryan/McConnell ticket.
Aaahhh the uni parties dream team to lose graciously to the pantsuited hell beast.