Reality check: Not many people actually care if failed candidates support the nominee
When news outlets, pundits, and candidates start making a big deal out of the "broken pledges," remember; it's not much more than political noise.
By Robert Laurie —— Bio and Archives--March 30, 2016
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Earlier today, Dan discussed the fact that each of the GOP's 2016 candidates have abandoned their pledges to support the eventual nominee. It's making headlines virtually everywhere and, if you believe the media, it portends doom in November. ...Except it really doesn't.
You can tell by the circular firing squad that it's pretty clear the GOP establishment is hell-bent on choosing a course of action that guarantees failure. However, if the party collapses in the general election, it won't be because the losing candidates opted not to support the nom. Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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