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Clearly, there have been dirty politics played behind the scenes against Trump. I see/hear the "all within the rules" comments. Just because something is legal it does not make it the right thing to do. Drinking alcohol is legal, but if you are an alcoholic you are setting yourself for terrible failure if you drink it.

Same with playing games after the voters have spoken or setting up systems that circumvent citizens even voting. In NH the voters have spoken. Do it right to reflect their vote. The party establishment circumvent the will of the people when they don't. They are actually giving Trump another poker to stick in their eye when they do this stupid stuff. He plays it up big in the media, which gets him even more votes. They are unintentionally helping his cause. Like that stupid dialog Cruz had with the Trump supporter today. He could not win that confrontation with an average Joe no matter how nice or rational he was with his arguments. Why try? He just came across as even more condescending and less likable. So Trump gets even more votes from average Joes and Janes.
 
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Anyone who says there's a rigged system or cheating afoot is either misinformed or lying on purpose. We're not a mob democracy. Your teachers have failed you. This system works and it's fair even though most people can't understand it. It was good enough for Abraham Lincoln so it's good enough for Donald. I've heard this, " rules don't make it right argument ", well it doesn't make it wrong either. Donald Trump is a modern William Seward and will be left in the dust of history.
 
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Skullbone said:
No, you're wrong. If you think there is cheating you're just ignorant. I can beat you in court on that. Plus New Hampshire's party BH bosses blocked that. It didnt happen. Cry babies.
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It makes you wonder when you have GOP rules committee saying things like, "The political parties choose their nominees, not the general public, contrary to popular belief," he added. Haugland was then asked what the point of holding primaries is if the party can disregard the will of the voters. "That's a very good question," he responded.
 

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Catbone said:
Ted Cruz dropped out, wow
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I was surprised with all he rancor between them. As long as there is no more funny business, it was the right and classy thing to do on behalf of the party. To win the general they are going to have to come together.
 
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