Death Threats Made Against Deligates Who Declined To support Donald Trump…..

 GOPers Face Waves Of Threats From Trump Fans Incensed By Delegate Counts.In which includes threats that describe death by hanging have surfaced. There are also threats / Warnings that your personal information will soon become public. Get real!!!! Big Brother has had eyes on everyone’s moves.

Along with, past and present things we do going on for over, oh, 3 decades.

These are just some of the reports coming in from low-level GOP officials around the country about the threats they claim to have received from pro-Trump forces.

As Trump accuses other politicians and the party at large of denying him delegates, ominous messages believed to be coming from freelance Trump backers — usually hiding behind anonymity — have injected fear and anxiety into the usually low-stakes delegate selection process at the local and state level.

As it stands right now, a down right dirty contested convention is on its way.  

Starting in Indiana to Colorado to Tennessee, everyone intertwined in the delegate miscellany process are getting harassment and even death threats from Trump admirers.

 Who is considering that the system has been “rigged” in contradiction of the real estate tycoon.

The habitually humdrum method of picking the party rank-and-file who will be present at the summer convention has engrossed intense scrutiny with the vision that Trump may arrive in Cleveland with less than the one thousand two hundred thirty seven delegates necessary to earn the nomination automatically. 

Death threats made against Trump’s main rival, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), has benefit from the complicated state-by-state apparatus.

 In which selects who might be electing the nominee if Trump does not meet the threshold.

The lower- level state and local officials are bearing the impact of Trump fans’ abhorrence that may not win the nomination.

The existing backlash from Trumpites foreshadows dark days in the future if Trump is denied the nomination.

 Tom John, a GOP district chair in Indiana stated , “There has definitely been some activity that’s ranged from proper First Amendment, if not proper English, responses to public comments to things that are a little bit more spooky or problematic,”

He also told reporters that majority of the backlash he received are in emails or on Twitter.

 Adding, “There have been a few [messages] for myself and others that have referenced personal things, things you’ve said on social media, references to our families, references to our houses, things like that that feel a little bit more ominous.”

 Meanwhile Indiana has not even hosted its’ Republican Primary.

None the less, due to the flukes in the timing, its delegate selection progression is at present underway.

In accordance to the Indy Star, Mr. John and Indiana Republicans that where quoted in the Politico story are receiving threatening messages.

Some include: warning them that their personal information and their families’ would be released to the public.

One message said, “Think before you take a step down the wrong path, the American people want to have faith in your but it looks like a future in hiding is more appealing.” The state police have even begun reviewing the messages.

Colorado GOP Chair Steve House wrote on his Facebook page, “300 phone calls with many being the trashiest you can imagine over a tweet we didn’t send and because a candidate didn’t speak at our convention when we tried very hard to get him there,” “Shame on the people who somehow think it is right to threaten me and my family over not liking the outcome of an election.”

A representative of one of the other Colorado officials history was leaked out it said to reporters, that it was a “stressful 24 hours” for the official.

In Tennessee, local police keep an eye on the state GOP convention to choose its 14 delegates earlier this month.

Party Officials confirmed that there were death threats in the future of the contest including one that “involved trying to hang people.”

Donald Trump’s campaign operation in Indiana convicted the threats made towards officials there.

Donald, himself, continues to ‘beat the drum’ that his supporters are by some means being “disenfranchised” by the Republican Party.

A former adviser to Trump, Roger Stone, submitted he sent Donald Trump voters to hotel rooms of delegates in Cleveland if they tried to “steal” the nomination from Mr. Trump.

Trump’s convention manager brushed offd the pomposity declaring Stone wasn’t “an official part of the campaign.”

The threats that delegates and other Republicans are receiving echo the growing anxiety that things could as well get unpleasant at Republican National Convention.

Even if Trump is ultimately placed at the top of the 2016 ticket.

 The Cleveland Police Department required extra riot gear expecting protests. Get this, as it stands for fear of being associated with what could be a messy Mush Pit; a few Republican lawmakers are contimplating skipping the convention.

Meanwhile John, the Indiana official, said he was going to arrange a conversation with his wife about if she should be at the convention with him in Cleveland.

 He also mentioned, “If it doesn’t calm down I may not be comfortable with her coming with me.”

Ok, so come on, all this is child bicker / play. It’s like the majority of US citizens are action like they are in middle school.

What is so wrong with standing up for our beliefs without violence. Or people to whom think they can control a persons’ mind.

Isn’t America for equality?

Not mind control, and / or complete Power over whatever?

We are the land of the free. 

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