re: #365 freetoken

Apparently some states have “loser” laws too, so if any of the GOP candidates who lost in one of those states happens to be the choice of this alternative movement, that primary loser can’t be on the ballot in the general election against the primary winner.

So the never-Drumpfskind movement will need to pile on a new candidate, and get that person on each ballot in the US somehow.

It is daunting and why almost certainly the never-Drumpfskind gang will either have to vote for Clinton or one of the 3rd party candidates, or just not vote for President.

You’re right about those “Loser Laws” in a bunch of states. Now just imagine how ironic it would be if these dissident Republicans tried to set up a new 3rd party with a Romney/Ryan ticket. Sorta reminds me of when Adlai Stevenson got saddled with a LaRouchite running mate in the 1986 Illinois primary and he set up the “Solidarity” party…