Cruz delegate guide for Pennsylvania

[musiclady]

He is not that bad.  Have thick skin for that stuff unless it is directed at you.

Please let me know if you hear delegate reports.  AP reported that Trump has 33 unbound delegates.  That is somewhat less than the 39 / 40 we thought on election night.  Having been googling and binging delegate names to see if they are being quoted in the national press as to their intentions.

@WAC
@LonestarDream

Thanks for the update on the delegate count. 

As for the "not that bad"........ after a while the incessant vulgarity and insults, along with the whining,  kinda get to you.   Your experience here will be much more pleasing without having to see the spam.  ^-^

[LonestarDream]

Your welcome.  He was with me on another thread after a few exchanges.

Thanks for the update on the delegate count. 

As for the "not that bad"........ after a while the incessant vulgarity and insults, along with the whining,  kinda get to you.   Your experience here will be much more pleasing without having to see the spam.  ^-^

[LonestarDream]

Hear Mike Pence is going to endorse Cruz today.

[LonestarDream]

Some of the 14 or so delegates from PA seem quite firm in their commitment.


This one is speaking out....




http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/28/us/politics/pennsylvania-delegates-donald-trump.html?_r=0

Ms. Meloy had a sister with cerebral palsy. And Mr. Trump’s disparaging treatment of people with disabilities, she said, “made me want to jump through the television screen.”

Because of the unusual latitude the Pennsylvania Republican Party gives to the delegates like Ms. Meloy who are not required to support any candidate, Mr. Trump’s crushing victory in the state on Tuesday is more complicated than it may appear.

“The bottom line is that being an uncommitted delegate gives you the ability to take all the facts into consideration,” said Ms. Meloy, who lives in Harmar Township outside Pittsburgh and got her start in politics volunteering for Richard M. Nixon in 1968. “Certainly the will of the people in your district — there’s a lot to be said for that.”

Race remains far from over Lonestar.....The only thing that just happened is Trump sweeped the liberal/ demorat Northeast that no GOP will win in November.....Trumps voting pattern = he does really well in blue states.....Yet Democrats out voted Repubs  in all five states..........(There's a reason it's said now that the 'ONLY" definition for Republican today is to register as one.) ........


Going forward Indiana and California are the two that  matter and they matter a lot.

[LonestarDream]

Bump. 

Some of the 14 or so delegates from PA seem quite firm in their commitment.


This one is speaking out....




http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/28/us/politics/pennsylvania-delegates-donald-trump.html?_r=0

Ms. Meloy had a sister with cerebral palsy. And Mr. Trump’s disparaging treatment of people with disabilities, she said, “made me want to jump through the television screen.”

Because of the unusual latitude the Pennsylvania Republican Party gives to the delegates like Ms. Meloy who are not required to support any candidate, Mr. Trump’s crushing victory in the state on Tuesday is more complicated than it may appear.

“The bottom line is that being an uncommitted delegate gives you the ability to take all the facts into consideration,” said Ms. Meloy, who lives in Harmar Township outside Pittsburgh and got her start in politics volunteering for Richard M. Nixon in 1968. “Certainly the will of the people in your district — there’s a lot to be said for that.”