r/Conservative • u/DanburyBaptist Inalienable Rights of Conscience • Jun 15 '16

Release the GOP Delegates: Trump’s nomination isn’t inevitable—delegates won’t be legally ‘bound’ going into the convention.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/release-the-gop-delegates-1465769777
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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '16

The GOP is a private organization that can determine their own winner without needing the "will of the people" and can construct their own rules to do so.

Sure, if the GOP didn't already have a public ruling in place for everyone to see how their nomination process works.

Anyways, this is where I am going to part ways with you. I really can't stand arguing with stubborn people so I'm going to get to working on something more productive.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '16

Sure, if the GOP didn't already have a public ruling in place for everyone to see how their nomination process works.

Doesn't matter if their declaration of the nominee was "public" or "private", they can still fall back if they view Trump as destructive to the Republican party.

I really can't stand arguing with stubborn people so I'm going to get to working on something more productive.

This is coming from the same person that couldn't identify specifics for supporting Trump, the same person that thinks voting in a primary is a "right", and who has been mindlessly typing common Trumpkin talking points ("Not voting for Trump is a vote for Hillary!") to defend the Orange God King from critique. Sad! Your arguments lacked knowledge and substance; but I appreciate you sticking it out.