was the clusterfuck in both parties' NV primaries merely coincidental...

[islandmkl]

or an attempt by the power structure of both parties to try to diminish the 'anti-establishment' candidates gains...

at least, should that be the case, the Democrats proved to be more successful in one area than the Republicans...

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

1. You have to even ask? nt

[HillDawg]

2. Trump is

Anti-establishments so that literally makes no sense

[islandmkl]

5. that is exactly the point...

the R's are trying to figure out how to stall DT...and it ain't working

[HillDawg]

7. If anything

I heard that the craziness last night may have benefitted Trump. I think it's more just because they weren't expecting that many people, but I guess you can have your conspiracy theory.

[islandmkl]

8. i doubt that they planned to do anything to help the Donald...but that is just politics...

not conspiracy...it just didn't work out that way...

looks like every primary is a Last Stand...or not

[wyldwolf]

3. it's inherent in the caucus system

Some years it's better but it's always difficult.

[Skwmom]

4. Only watched portions but CNN seemed to go overboard showing how well run the Republican

Primary was (showing the checks and balances that had been put in place). There was one site where mention was made of confusion or something (don't recall what word was used) because so many people showed up but the host replied that the caucuses were well run based on what they had showed.

Compare that to people coming into the Democratic caucus without registering, the crash of the registration system, etc.

[UglyGreed]

6. Has there been any reports

about problems involving the NV democratic caucuses on CNN or MSNBC???