Lou Dobbs - Corrupt GOP Establishment Cash and Power Over Citizens And Constitution Lou Dobbs has a few words to say about the GOP and their efforts in combination with Canadian presidential candidate Ted Cruz to prevent the people of Colorado specifically and the United States in general from having any say in the electoral process. He notes that Donald Trump is crying foul after Colorado changed their system for selecting delegates, effectively denying the people a chance to state their preference and placing the decision in the hands of appointed partisans. There were mandated by some not to be Trump supporters, setting up the situation for Cruz to steal all of the delegates. Dobbs also points to the delegate piracy Ted Cruz is engaged in in states that have already been won by Donald Trump, Louisiana, Arizona, Virginia and Tennessee. Dobbs says, Trump is also engaged in a battle with Speaker Paul Ryan, whos not shy about either his arrogance or his ambition. Ryan has the nerve to be running an agenda of his own in a presidential election year, counter to Trump or for that matter to Cruz. He continues, saying of Ryan, While pushing his own policy agenda, the Speaker doesnt have the guts to admit hes seeking the White House, even as he produces this campaign-style video, complete with heroic camera angles and stirring music over video of a bunch of interns listening and looking agog at the ever-earnest Speaker as he spews high-minded blather. Ryan, of course, will preside over the Republican convention, Dobbs reminds us, as talk of a contested convention only grows. And the establishment and Republican elites own and operate that convention of course. Cruz and Kasich are fine with the establishment; Ryan actually makes them giddy. Theyve all made it very clear indeed they will do anything to stop Trump, who they fear will disrupt their comfortable accommodations in business, politics and trade. And while Cruz calls Trumps complaints whining, says Dobbs, Byron York of the Washington Examiner says Trump raises the essential point. His campaign has raised a healthy question for debate: How representative of the voters should a partys nomination process be? The GOP establishments answer so far has been, not very and if possible not ever. Im Rick Wells a constitutional conservative writer who recognizes that our nation, our Constitution and our traditions are under a full scale assault from multiple threats. Im not PC; I call it like I see it. Like him on Facebook, Follow him on Twitter. Please SUBSCRIBE in the right sidebar athttp://RickWells.usorhttp://constitutionrising.comto receive our posts directly. Thank You Rick Wells. 