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   From: weberm@polaris.net   
      
   On Tuesday’s Mark Levin show, The Republican primary system is not   
   rigged, but Donald Trump insists that it is. He sounds like an   
   entitled liberal demanding delegates from Colorado without having   
   put in the work to win them. The delegate appointment rules in most   
   of these primaries have been established for nearly a century. In   
   Colorado, for example, the rules for this primary process have been   
   in place since 1912. Has the system been corrupt for 100 years? No.   
   This has never been a pure democracy, we have a federalist system   
   and the states determine the rules for their primaries. It’s the   
   candidate’s job to navigate those rules. After that, you have two   
   camps, the progressive populists and the Republican Whig party which   
   protects Mitch McConnell. What America needs is to unleash the   
   economy with Reagan conservatives and stop the growth of the federal   
   bureaucracy. In addition, Bernie Sanders and liberals’ entire goal   
   is to destroy society and replace it with a utopia. Sanders’ latest   
   victim of attack is the Walton family and Walmart who creates many   
   jobs for the middle class. This is unlike Sanders who claims to be   
   for the middle class yet has never created a job. What Sanders is   
   really angry about is that the government doesn’t control Walmart.   
   Also, the Establishment may get its way with Rule 40B which allows   
   delegates who are bound on the first ballot to show a preference for   
   a secondary candidate. This preference could give a candidate who   
   doesn’t meet the 8 states majority threshold enough states to   
   qualify.   
      
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