[TheRealThing]

There was no primary election in 2012. There were caucuses that led to a presidential preference poll. The votes were not used to apportion delegates, a fact that you have still failed to acknowledge.
Again, there was no Colorado primary election in 2012. You incorrectly used the term twice and repeatedly refused to acknowledge that you were wrong. Finally, you apparently took the time to notice that even the map that you posted indicated that Colorado held caucuses in 2012. Now you are attempting to minimize your stubbornness in not admitting your mistake with your claim that I am nitpicking, even though you issued the challenge for me to show where you had made a mistake and refused to admit the error after it was pointed out to you.



I suggest that you read the Denver Post article to which you linked yourself. I did read it. You obviously either did not read it, or you did not understand what you read.


After you read the Denver Post article to which you linked and cited as proof that (TA DA!) the rules bound Colorado delegates in 2012 to candidates, based on candidates' share of the popular vote - if you still need convincing that you were wrong, I provided you with three additional links to the same information.


Somebody who has hurled as many insults at me as you have to now wants to play the victimhood card?! Don't expect any sympathy from me.

Also, don't bother admitting that you were wrong about the binding of delegates in 2012 either. Extracting a simple admission of the truth from you is just not worth the effort.

Yes, the Trump campaign has run such a squeaky clean campaign, how dare anybody suggest those paragons of virtue have lied about Ted Cruz. Cruz has still not proven that he did not have affairs with five different women, so the rumor that Trump spread must be true, right? Maybe he should go to court and ask for a declaratory judgment that he is "innocent" of that charge. nicker:

FROM THE DENVER POST
"The GOP executive committee has voted to cancel the traditional presidential preference poll after the national party changed its rules to require a state's delegates to support the candidate who wins the caucus vote."
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That happened last August FTR, and Rick Santorum won the caucus vote in 2012. None the less, the Colorado delegation was bound to vote for him on the first ballot. Since Romney was the nominee, results of the first ballot, the Colorado votes were wasted. But the voter was still part of the process. Now to the really hilarious in trying to feature a way in my mind that you could ever victimize me... I might need a little help on that one. :biggrin: