[kjam22]

That's the way runoff elections work throughout this country. People vote, and if no one gets 50% they vote again for the top two. And in the next election people vote for whomever they want.

It is the party rules. It's not Cruz's fault that Trump has little or no ground game. But hey... he's financing his own campaign. So he get's what he pays for. He's just too darn cheap to run a successful campaign all the way to the end.

[manc]

The party rules, Oh give me a break.
they changed the rules in 2012 for Romney, and now are talking about changing think again and you think and support this corrupt establishment, give me a frigging break.

[4rcane]

thus cruz is stealing the election is correct description of what is happening. Insiders are inserting delegates that are anti-trump so even if you vote trump you’re voting for an anti-trump delegate and replacing trump delegates he has already won with anti-trump delegates after the race in the state is already over

[FreeReign]

That's the way runoff elections work throughout this country. People vote, and if no one gets 50% they vote again for the top two. And in the next election people vote for whomever they want.

That's exactly what's going on. Trump with his 37% of the vote may not get a majority of delegates. So if that happens, we get a runoff with GOPe biased rules and delegates voting.

And Ted Cruz, who didn't create the unfair rules BTW, is not sitting around crying about how unfair the rules are. Instead he is working hard within the rules, to beat the GOPe, to beat Trump and to get a majority of delegates, to give us a conservative nominee.

Trump isn't doing the work and he isn't all that conservative.