claim: says delegates can't "legally" change the republican national convention rules to prevent donald trump’s nomination.
author: donald trump
evidence_1: jun 17, 2016 ... colorado delegate kendal unruh is the leader of the effort, which centers around  changing the convention rules to include a “conscience clause” that would ...  many of the delegates she hears from already believe they aren't legally bound  under republican national committee rules to back donald trump.
evidence_2: jun 10, 2016 ... the faction of the gop that is unhappy with donald trump as the party's  presumptive nominee has one last plan to stop the mogul: staging an all-out  delegate revolt at the republican national convention.
evidence_3: aug 3, 2016 ... remember how the party had to stave off an attempt by some delegates to  change the rules, so that delegates could vote their consciences instead of being  ... if the party wanted to prevent donald trump from running on the republican  ticket for president, it had to do it before offering him the nomination.
evidence_4: jun 17, 2016 ... as republican angst about donald trump grows closer to panic, some longtime  gop strategists and donors are discussing creative ways to cut their presumptive  nominee loose at their convention in july.
evidence_5: jun 20, 2016 ... anti-trump delegates hoping to install another candidate as the republican  nominee in cleveland face long odds -- but their success is not impossible . ... in  the convention rules — with the single notable exception of 1976, when the  campaign of incumbent president gerald ford pushed through a change ...