Very bad indeed.
Were they closed like the two Cruz won?
They were all closed.
Thanks.
Puerto Rico has their caucus today. It's an open caucus where the winner takes most. This Tuesday will be interesting where delegates will be decided in Hawaii (closed caucus, delegates awarded proportionally), Idaho (closed, winner takes most), Michigan (open and proportional), and Mississippi (open and proportional). Rubio leads in Puerto Rico polls, Trump leads in the others.
Of the candidates, he was the only one promising statehood for PR.
I'm not concerned about the eligibility requirement. The law on that is quite clear. I'd like to see Cruz get the nomination as I believe he can beat Hillary or whoever the Democratic nominee is. I don't think Kasich will get it. Most likely we will see a Cruz/Rubio ticket; however, we have Romney in the wings saying he wouldn't refuse the nomination. If the GOPe attempts to broker this to give Romney the party, they will kill the party for good.
I agree with you on the eligibility requirement because though many are accepting the law as clear, there are professors and lawyers, and as a piece I believe you posted states, there is room for interpretation and when it gets before a judge, you have no idea how that judge will decide. (or who is behind that judge helping the decision) I also think if Trump goes into the convention with the most delegates and they chose someone else, Hillary wins. I have said it before, the numbers he is bring out is staggering. No one else will get those numbers. I also do not fall into the category of those that think democrats are just voting for him so Hillary wins. I do think he is getting some democrats, but I think he is getting those votes because they do not want Hillary and he is more moderate on social issues. This has just been the most fascinating campaign, ever.
