Its looks very likely that no single Republican candidate will garner a majority of the delegates for the upcoming convention in Cleveland.
So starts a fun and very interesting debate.
Do you think the party is ethically bound to look at the intent of the voters when deciding a candidate, if Trump got the most votes, but not the majority, should they make him the nominee out of respect of those voters? (Trump anyway)
Do you think they are ethically bound to chose from those who at least got some delegates? Or at least give some consideration to the will of the voters by choosing from, say the top three? (Trump, Cruz or (Rubio/Kasich))
Do you think they should not be bound at all and should feel free to chose anyone regardless of votes or if they actually ran? (Anyone, Trump, Cruz, Ryan, Romney, Nute Gingrich, etc.)
Who is your choice given the likely coming scenario? Why?
So starts a fun and very interesting debate.
Do you think the party is ethically bound to look at the intent of the voters when deciding a candidate, if Trump got the most votes, but not the majority, should they make him the nominee out of respect of those voters? (Trump anyway)
Do you think they are ethically bound to chose from those who at least got some delegates? Or at least give some consideration to the will of the voters by choosing from, say the top three? (Trump, Cruz or (Rubio/Kasich))
Do you think they should not be bound at all and should feel free to chose anyone regardless of votes or if they actually ran? (Anyone, Trump, Cruz, Ryan, Romney, Nute Gingrich, etc.)
Who is your choice given the likely coming scenario? Why?