On 04/01/2016 10:00 AM, trader_4 wrote:
That's nothing unusual. It's happened 10 times before with the GOP and
in 7 of those cases, the candidate with the most delegates did not wind up
the nominee. The metric is there for a reason. As the race progresses,
as candidates drop out, if someone is a truly strong candidate that
the party can coalesce around, then they should be able to get to
50%+ of the delegates. If they can't then something is wrong.

1912.

What will be fun is when the RNC decides Rule 40 only applied when they
were shoving Romney down peoples' throats and can be waived in 2016.
It's sort of like being in 7th grade playing some game with girls that
made up the rules as they went along.