[Hoot Gibson]

As its been from the beginning, if Trump has the most delegates (which will happen) and the majority of the vote (which will happen) and the repubs screw him out of the nomination, I will not vote in November. If Cruz had the most of both, he will get my vote, but its not going to happen.

It is not possible for Trump to get screwed out of the nomination if he has a majority of the delegates when he arrives in Cleveland. The majority of popular votes does not matter and it has never mattered in the past. If Trump has 1,236 delegates when he arrives at the convention, then he will need to keep those delegates's support on the second ballot and find at least one more delegate to vote for him to have a majority and win the nomination. Those are the rules.

Convention rules were good enough for Lincoln and they should be good enough for Trump and his supporters. If you think the rules that were in effect when Cruz and Trump entered the campaign for president should determine the winner, then you agree with Ted Cruz. If you think the rules should be changed so that Trump does not need to receive a majority of delegate votes to win the nomination, then I don't believe that is going to happen. The delegates who support Cruz and other candidates will not allow Trump to steal the nomination through a change in the rules.