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To: cba123

Don’t get mad if Trump ends up losing because he was either too lazy or didn’t take the process serious enough to put together a legit ground game. But I’m sure you will. And then accuse Cruz of cheating.


15 posted on 04/08/2016 8:37:40 PM PDT by Durbin
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To: Durbin

You people are sitting here on a public forum congratulating each other on vote rigging ...most people are repulsed by this and your cavalier attitude about it...keep up the good work


21 posted on 04/08/2016 8:40:19 PM PDT by Neu Pragmatist (It's Now or Never ...Trump Now More Than Ever ...Defeat the Cruz GOPe)
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To: Durbin

Don’t get mad if Trump ends up losing because he was either too lazy or didn’t take the process serious enough to put together a legit ground game. But I’m sure you will. And then accuse Cruz of cheating.
== C
Cheaters cheat it’s what they do. Tools and Fools for Cruz.


81 posted on 04/08/2016 9:17:14 PM PDT by QuigleyDU
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To: Durbin

An embarrassing example of Trump’s organizational flaws were revealed in a district convention in Colorado on Thursday where the campaign handed out glossy literature to urge attendees to vote for delegates who weren’t on the ballot.


155 posted on 04/08/2016 10:19:48 PM PDT by smokingfrog ( sleep with one eye open (<o> ---)
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To: Durbin
That's the way the idiot is on trade.

He will just as soon slap a tariff on Japanese furniture makers because their own market is 'closed' (sic), to American furniture makers from North Carolina. He'll rant and rave about unfairness and closed markets. It won't occur to him that American manufactured furniture is too damn large to even fit in a tiny average Japanese home so why would they in the free market even purchase this stuff. And when told to modify their product for the Japanese market, refuse to because "that's how we've always made our fine product there in N.C.". ( True story, 1991.)

Trump has not learned the ground game either in electoral politics or trade realities, and will just cry "Unfair!" like liberal-raised kids who pout when they lose a contest at school.

156 posted on 04/08/2016 10:20:30 PM PDT by AmericanInTokyo (Have you jumped ship? From Constitutional Conservativism into Nationalist Populist Statism?)
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To: Durbin

Cruz will lose the General election, period.


165 posted on 04/08/2016 10:41:02 PM PDT by Robert DeLong (u)
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To: Durbin; cba123

Trump is not lazy, that’s for sure. And he certainly takes the process seriously.

What he did not see though is just how dishonest some people are. What you call a ‘ground game’ is an organized cheating where for example Trump delegates are misinformed of a time and date for their election or where their names have been delisted with no explanation given. There is nothing ‘legit’ about these cheating actions when they are clearly witnessed to keep out Trump supporting delegates. It is simply dishonest, it is cheating.

What you fail to understand is that there is time to reverse the cheating by Trump having his lawyers file a decertification via the RNC. His lawyers are doing that now. They will kick out the delegates that Cruz has dishonestly inserted. The process they will use will be honest and that’s the way it should be.

Honest people don’t want your kind around. In time, your kind will be kicked out and the Party will be cleaned. It will no longer be the Party of Cheaters. Cleaning the Party so that it is honest will lead to trust with voters and that trust will lead to victory in November.

If you need to find a job where you can carry on your cheating which you refer to as a game, I suggest you consider employment with the democrat party.


186 posted on 04/08/2016 11:16:16 PM PDT by Hostage (ARTICLE V)
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To: Durbin

LOL Exactly...remember, DT thought about running over 30 years ago. He had ALL that time to learn about how the government works besides just buying congress critters and mayors and international leaders just to build vacation spots. Yup, that’s what America needs./s

Of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence, 25 were lawyers. Of the 55 framers of the Constitution, 32 were lawyers. [ :) ]

http://sbmblog.typepad.com/sbm-blog/2011/07/how-many-of-the-founding-fathers-were-lawyers.html#sthash.x0agT1iM.dpuf


208 posted on 04/09/2016 6:29:42 AM PDT by huldah1776 ( Vote Pro-life! Allow God to bless America before He avenges the death of the innocent.)
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To: Durbin

The Donald has been a slow learner on this process.

Because of his vanity and his early success, he thought holding big rallies was all he had to do.

For a while, it seemed to work.

His mantra of not hiring anyone smarter than himself and depending on his cronies is hurting him.

The trumpers call it cheating. We call it The Art of the Deal.


261 posted on 04/09/2016 10:05:58 AM PDT by altura (Cruz for our country)
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