[TheRealThing]

One of the links that I posted is straight from the Denver Post. They have no credibility issue. You do.

If you were not so fearful of the truth, then you would have done some research (or have looked at the research that I have done) and learned that when Colorado Republicans file as candidates for delegate slots, they have an option to voluntarily pledge themselves to support a candidate. Many do, if they believe it enhances their chances of being elected, and many do not. I provided the breakdown of pledged vs. non-pledged Colorado delegates in previous posts, which you ignored. The straw poll has absolutely nothing to do with the pledging of candidates to particular candidates at the national convention. Zero.

The fact is, I do not believe that Joey Bunch told you anything different than what I have told you. You hear what you want to hear. Anything that casts Trump in a bad light, you simply ignore. If I am wrong, then post a link to an article or column in which Bunch took the position that you have attributed to him. He writes for a newspaper, so you should actually be able to provide some evidence that he really shares your position.You should know better than to climb so far out on a limb with no evidence to support your position. My position is strongly supported and I am holding a saw. :biglmao:

I already did that weeks ago. Others on here enjoyed the video The Denver Post made featuring Joey Bunch as he dealt with your obsession about Colorado delegates explicitly. I don't worry a lot about what you think, but the fact that his monologue specifically precluded your latest false charge should be obvious even to you. Succinctly put, the video backs up what I have said, hard to fake that.

You do place an awful lot of importance on your own opinion, that much is certain. And mine is that you feel vindicated now before your imaginary 'targeted audience'. Though I make posts I feel strongly about and am proud of, this forum pursuit is just a pastime to me. Unlike you, I do not imagine that throngs of wide eyed blog groupies await my daily offerings on here. Nor do I believe the numbers of people reading BGR are in any way significant. In any case, 95 unbound delegates didn't amount to passing gas in a windstorm where the convention and eventual nominee were concerned in 2012, and they'll mean nary a bit more in 2016. If you weren't desperate to find anything, any conspiracy, any lie that offered you hope that Trump won't be the nominee, you'd see how small and petty your point of view about all of this has been.




Washington (CNN)
Donald Trump is less than 10 delegates shy of clinching the Republican presidential nomination following a win Tuesday in the Washington state primary.

The victory -- winning at least 40 of Washington's delegates -- means Trump now has 1,229 of the 1,237 delegates he needs to clinch the GOP nomination, according to CNN estimates. Four more Washington delegates are still to be decided, potentially bumping Trump's total even higher.

Trump will be President and your targeted audience will drop back down from the high water mark today of 2 or 3, to yourself again. The next 8 years will go down as the Trump Era.