On Sun, 04 Oct 2015 00:41:27 -0500, Robert Green
wrote:


Essentially it means critiquing someone for not have solid policy
positions
at the moment is rather pointless. Not too many care outside of the
politically aware - and that segment of society seems to get smaller each
year. I am astounded by the number of people who can't name more than
two
Republican candidates, etc. They just don't care. Trump's got to reach
those people and turn them into voters and if he can do that, both the
R's
and D's have worries.

But that could be a very hard slog.

I think a fair number figure it's beyond their control. My home
state
has maybe a million and a half people with a late primary. Nebraska with
its
five electoral votes will go to the Republican nominee. Candidates don't
waste
their time here.
I could write a check to whoever. That would be about it. What can
someone
with a large family and a mountain of bills do?
There's an article in the Washington Times by Robert Merry. He claims
the winnowing process has changed. Not a single vote has been cast but
the process has begun. He says the cable companies plus the pollsters
are running the show.


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