The Colorado State GOP committee has been very
nervous of late, fearing for their political careers after they tweeted anti Trump memes
and Cruz “stole” the election. Now the state GOP is demanding a do over, which
could lead to Cruz’s loss of CO’s delegation:
Secretary
of State Wayne Williams, who showed up to the caucus in an orange Ted Cruz
shirt and was photographed with Cruz election lawyer David Sawyer in a Facebook
photo:
The chairwoman of the
Boulder County GOP has admitted that grave errors affected the Colorado
Republican caucus, in which
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) won a
clean sweep of 34 delegates without opening up the process to voting by
everyday citizens.
Breitbart News has obtained an email that Boulder County GOP
chairwoman Peg Cage sent to other top Republican officials in Colorado,
including to other party chairs, describing the errors in the process that led
to “the perception of fraud.” Reached for comment on the email, Cage said that
the caucus might have to be done over.
Since Breitbart News’s original
report on massive voting problems at the caucus — including
names of candidates being left off ballots and at least one woman not being
able to vote — insiders have come forward to tell this reporter about other
alleged inconsistencies, including a screw-up in the Pueblo and Mesa counties
that led to one county having twenty more ballots and another twenty less. Trump supporters even
protested the results of the caucus on the steps of the
Colorado State Capitol.
“Rather than spend their time working on try to build integrity
and correct errors — I know that’s happening they’re working on it right now
—today at 1:30 there’s a bill being pushed by [state chairman] Steve House to
push from a caucus system to a primary system as if that would change things,”
Boulder County chairwoman Peg Cage told Breitbart News.
“The Trump supporters think that the Cruz supporters stole the
election. The Cruz supporters were very concerned that they might not get
seated in Cleveland” so they have been publicizing that the Trump campaign does
not plan to contest the results, Cage said. But those delegates could still be
un-seated by the Republican National Committee.
“If it’s that bad, I guess if there’s any question that our
delegates won’t be seated, then that would be a case where it might make sense
to have a do-over,” Cage said. “I would say it would. It might be the better
way to go just to make sure that our delegates, they ought to be able to go
forth and get seated.”
