[Shethink13]

My original point was I would like the opportunity to make a choice and will not have it if either drops out.

I agree with Sarah that I want this primary to go on as long as possible. I want every Republican voter in every state to have that opportunity as well. Then, when we arrive at the winner, we will know that it was the choice of the majority of voters. At that point, would you not agree that the nominee should be sufficiently vetted and deemed to be electable by the majority? Or is it your belief that if they disagree with you and choose other than your guy, they are all a bunch of bumbling know-nothings?

[caww]

Well it would be great if everyone had the opportunity to vote and make the difference we'd all like ...but the bottom line is once a candidate wins the delgates needed it won't matter who can or not vote thereafter..it's just how it is.

So yes everyone wants to think they're vote counts...but in reality it's the delegate count not the popular vote that wins.