Weren't you citing Politico just last week when they claimed there were only 6 Rules Committee members willing to stop Trump?
Here is what was posted and its source.
In late June, Politico surveyed members of the Rules Committee asking if they would support a rules change that would unbind the delegates at the convention. Out of 32 responses, 25 said they were opposed. Politico also noted that another 33 members of the Rules Committee have made public statements either endorsing Trump or opposing rules changes like the conscience amendment.[14]
On July 6, The Wall Street Journal published the results of a similar survey and found 20 rules committee members in favor of a conscience amendment and 59 against it. Thirty-three did not respond.[15]
As of July 6, an estimated 682 delegates reportedly supported efforts to unbind the delegates, while 888 were opposed, according to Randy Evans, a Rules Committee member from Georgia. As noted by CNN, that left the stances of approximately 900 delegates unknown.[16]
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It's also possible that the Rules Committee could have no impact on the convention whatsoever. In late June, Solomon Yue, a member of the Rules Committee and a national committeeman from Oregon, released a draft of a rule he intends to propose at the convention. The rule would prevent any rules changes made by the convention rules committee from taking effect until after the convention, essentially preventing the Rules Committee from having any impact on the 2016 convention's proceedings and outcome. The proposed amendment reads in full:[19]
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“ The Rules adopted by the 2012 Convention, as amended under Rule 12, shall constitute the Rules of the Republican National Committee and the 2016 National Convention. Any amendments herein to these rules, as adopted by the 2016 National Convention, shall take effect at the adjournment of the 2016 National Convention and constitute the Rules for the Republican National Committee and the temporary Rules of the 2020 National Convention.[20] ”
Regarding his proposed rule, Yue stated, "[t]his proposal would take politics out of the rulemaking process, and focus on unity so we could defeat Hillary Clinton in November."[21
https://ballotpedia.org/RNC_Rules_Committee,_2016
