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James Bond 007
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« on: March 06, 2016, 10:20:29 PM »

The states need to pass laws stating people can't cross over in the primaries, but that's not the big issue.  What the bigger issue is is that the Republicans need to respect the will of the people starting with who wins the primaries.  It seems like many establishment Republicans are only afraid of losing power and influence which is why we need term limits and campaign finance reform.  I understand there's alot of things about Trump's personality that could chase people away, but his "tell it like it is" strategy seems to be working so far and could carry over to the general.
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« Reply #1 on: March 07, 2016, 01:03:33 AM »

The states need to pass laws stating people can't cross over in the primaries

Are you saying that this is something they might try to do to give a boost to establishment candidates, or is this something you actually want? Because if it's the latter then your opinion is wrong. If it's the former then it would help stop situations where members of the opposite party vote for the candidate further away from the party establishment or base but I think such voting is exaggerated.

We need to stop people from screwing up the other party's primaries.
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