In a Republican presidential race defined by a contest between the establishment and outsiders, the role of party insiders has become the latest controversy.

“I could see a scenario in which Donald Trump, having done well in the primaries, gets to the convention with the largest block of delegates, but short of enough to be nominated,” former Trump adviser Roger Stone told the Washington Examiner.

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