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This time, they are looking to take the nomination away from Trump at the convention. It doesn\u2019t matter to them that Trump has pretty much locked in the delegates he needs, these delusional idiots are still trying to figure out a way to do it. Here are the details from the Washington Post<\/a>:<\/p>\n The top ranks of the Republican Party may be coalescing around Donald Trump, but grass-roots conservative activists are still trying to find a way to stop him at the party\u2019s convention in July. <\/b>Angered by Trump\u2019s shifting views on taxes, the minimum wage, national security and how little he discusses social issues, conservatives across the country are studying the party rule book for last-ditch moves they could make when the convention begins in Cleveland.<\/b><\/p>\n Honestly, these aren\u2019t the grassroots they are looking for. The \u201cGrassroots\u201d have spoken and they selected Donald Trump. The one\u2019s who are enraged over his win are the Establishment RINO\u2019s generally.<\/p>\n Veteran Republican campaign operatives familiar with convention planning are offering to educate delegates on how they can act as free agents, even if the Republican National Committee insists that delegates adhere to the results of their state primary. Some even talk about convening somewhere other than the convention site.<\/b><\/p>\n These \u201cVeteran Campaign Operatives\u201d are the same bunch of losers, led by Karl Rove, who have basically blown virtually every important election since Ronald Reagan. They can\u2019t accept the fact that no one is going to listen to them any longer.<\/p>\n As to telling the delegates that they can vote anyway the want? In a number of states, they are legally bound to vote for the winner of the primary and if they don\u2019t,c an be prosecuted. That\u2019s if they aren\u2019t dragged out and lynched by the voters.<\/p>\n \u201cI want to call our movement the \u2018Make Our Party Great Again\u2019 movement, but many don\u2019t have my warped humor,\u201d said Karen Unruh, a Republican delegate from Colorado, referring to Trump\u2019s \u201cMake America Great Again\u201d slogan.<\/b><\/p>\n I have no idea who this person is and there are a number of \u201cKaren Unruh\u2019s\u201d coming up in a google search. I suspect she\u2019s just another RINO who is pissed that her favorite, Jeb? Bush was destroyed in the primaries by…everyone.<\/p>\n Trump may hold an insurmountable lead in party delegates, but Unruh said that she and other party activists do not like how he \u201cgrabbed the Super Bowl ring and he didn\u2019t finish the game. There\u2019s a team on the field that has plenty of blocks left. We don\u2019t know who our quarterback is going to be, but we\u2019re still on the field to play.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n Excuse me? Didn\u2019t finish the game? Allow me to correct you.<\/p>\n [youtuber youtube=’http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=DhS-i-c1XxI’]<\/p>\n As Unruh suggests, however, there is no de facto leader \u2014 just lots of ideas floating around websites and conservative blogs. The convention rumblings come at the same time that some Republican elites, including 2012 presidential nominee Mitt Romney, are searching for someone to mount a third-party challenge to Trump.<\/b><\/p>\n Yeah and just how successful have them been with that? Every single person they\u2019ve asked has told them to go pound sand. And then we have Erick Erickson of Red State.<\/p>\n Erick Erickson, a popular conservative blogger and radio talk show host from Atlanta, warned last week on his blog the Resurgent<\/a> that unless Republican convention delegates stop Trump, \u201ctheir rendezvous in Cleveland is going to be a ritual mass suicide.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n I see someone has stopped taking their meds.<\/p>\n Erickson said in an interview that most of the concerned Republicans he talks to are focused on finding ways to \u201cunbind\u201d delegates required to vote for the winner of their state. Some favor changing party rules in the week before the convention, although others \u2014 including Erickson \u2014 say that the rules allow it.<\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cMultiple lawyers I know have looked at the rules and say that the delegates can unbind themselves,\u201d Erickson said.<\/b><\/p>\n Are these the same lawyers that told Hillary Clinton that there was no issue with her setting up her own mail server and then destroying all the evidence once Congress and the FBI wanted to examine it?<\/p>\n But many senior GOP officials dispute that delegates can be unbound. They also say that it would harm the party and refute the plurality of voters who chose Trump. Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus has said that party rules require delegates \u201cto be bound to candidates.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cThere\u2019s no way around it,\u201d he said in a recent NBC News interview. \u201cIf a delegate is bound to a candidate, even if that delegate decides later, \u2018I don\u2019t care, I\u2019m not voting for that person,\u2019 the secretary at the convention will read the roll as if that delegate voted for the person that they\u2019re bound to, period.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n Yeah, but the GOP(e) wing of the Never Trump!(ers) don\u2019t care.<\/p>\n Curly Haugland, a longtime Republican National Committee member from North Dakota, is an outspoken advocate for unbinding delegates. He has long been dismissed by party leaders \u2014 one former RNC official said that he is on a \u201cwatch list of troublemakers\u201d \u2014 but Haugland is so devoted to the idea that he is publishing a new e-book, \u201cUnbound,\u201d set for release this week. <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cThe delegate freedom movement\u2019s alive and well,\u201d Haugland said in an interview. With several states yet to elect their delegations, Haugland is hopeful that \u201cby the time the delegates are seated and ready to vote, 100 percent of them will know they\u2019re free to vote however they want to.\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n So, you are saying that millions of people who voted for Trump, or Cruz, don\u2019t matter?<\/p>\n Dane Waters, who worked on the Bush-Quayle presidential campaigns, said he plans to help distribute Haugland\u2019s book because he believes that party delegates \u2014 not RNC officials \u2014 ultimately run the party. <\/b><\/p>\n Dane Waters, who worked on the Bush-Quayle presidential campaigns, said he plans to help distribute Haugland\u2019s book because he believes that party delegates \u2014 not RNC officials \u2014 ultimately run the party. <\/b><\/p>\n Eric O\u2019Keefe, a longtime conservative activist favoring term limits and changing RNC rules, said that concerns about Trump\u2019s nomination present \u201ca great opportunity to revive the party as an independent institution.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n Oh this is going to be good.<\/p>\n Delegates sent to a convention \u201care not agents of the state party and they\u2019re not agents of the state government when they\u2019re convened in Cleveland,\u201d he said. <\/b><\/p>\n I beg to differ and the laws of a number of states agree with me, not you stupid.<\/p>\n \u201cWhat we\u2019re experiencing here is a Priebus-led power grab of the delegates,\u201d O\u2019Keefe added. \u201cThe headquarters staff doesn\u2019t trust delegates and it wants to increase its own power. It doesn\u2019t want delegates making the big decisions.\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n And you just jumped the shark there dumbass. If you had paid any attention to the last 6 months, you would see that Priebus really wasn\u2019t all that thrilled with Trump either, and wanted your buddy, Jeb? Bush. However, he saw the writing on the wall and moved to neutrality. He still isn\u2019t thrilled with Trump, but he\u2019s less thrilled with another Clinton administration and being unemployed.<\/p>\n The Washington Post article lists one quote after another of GOP(e) RINO\u2019s who can\u2019t accept that they and their ideas, which have proven to have failed, have been rejected by the GOP Base. This all started with the Tea Party movement, which the GOP(e) did all it could to destroy. When several of the GOP(e)\u2019s prized RINO\u2019s were hunted down and killed in their primaries, they just blew it off as an outlier, Now they are panicked because Trump is anything but an outlier. He is the sum total of the rage of the GOP Base.<\/p>\n What these people want to do is insure that Hillary Clinton wins the election. They really don\u2019t understand what the results of that disaster would be. To begin with, it will mean the end of the Republican Party. The people they have taken for granted will walk away. They will also take their money and resources with them. By the time the 2018 midterms roll around, the odds of a Republican party still existing as anything more than a political footnote will be very low indeed.<\/p>\n Donald Trump won fair and square. He has keyed into mainstream America, all those people in Flyover Country. He is pro-American and isn\u2019t ashamed of it. He has seen how American\u2019s and for the most part, lawful resident aliens are enraged at the criminals coming across the border and killing Americans. He has seen how the \u201cFree Trade\u201d deals the GOP(e) have come up with have been detrimental to American workers.<\/p>\n Finally, he hears how people have had it with the lawlessness of Washington\u2019s bureaucracy, the Obama Administration and the assault on the Constitution by both parties. The GOP(e) RINO\u2019s are dead certain that Trump can\u2019t defeat Hillary Clinton. Pity the polls are once again turning in Trump\u2019s favor and showing the GOP(e) that once again, they are dead wrong.<\/p>\n Thatisall<\/p>\n ~The Angry Webmaster~<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n [yasr_visitor_votes size=”medium”]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Good day all. Now that Donald Trump is the presumptive nominee for the Republican party. Most of the senior party officials are falling in line. However, there are still quite a few who will do anything to keep Trump from … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n