[fwdude]

This isn't "voter fraud," it is simply election engineering, possibly wrong but possibly not.

If you don't follow established rules, you don't get to play. Maybe the rules are unreasonable and border on unconstitutional - I don't know the details. But I think most Republicans can respect the rule of law and not making them up as you go along, like in Florida in 2000.

[Resettozero]

The error in your post is that you did not comprehend that these are not “established rules”. This is fraud at a state level and citizens have been denied the right to vote for anyone other than incumbents in this primary. Sounds kind of Soviet, doesn’t it?

I had only one choice on the ballot this morning. One single office of all the offices that were originally being contested, we thought. This was not the kind of free election soldiers have died to protect.

You are mistaken greatly in your assessment of what is happening here today. And the media...are hushed.

[chaosagent]

If you don’t follow established rules, you don’t get to play. Maybe the rules are unreasonable and border on unconstitutional - I don’t know the details. But I think most Republicans can respect the rule of law and not making them up as you go along, like in Florida in 2000.

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But exactly how can you “follow the rules” when the required form is no longer supplied, accepted, or even exists?