“The last time we had a brokered convention was in the 1940’s, and we’re four contests in that have awarded delegates,” Mr. Spicer told me on Wednesday. “We are four weeks and four states into a process. I get that it’s the buzz, but I literally spend as much time worrying if some space alien attack happens.”…

However, a brokered convention, if the nominee is not already part of major pool of Republican candidates, places whoever it may be in a difficult position, considering there would be two and a half months between the GOP convention and election day. Setting up a 50 state presidential campaign apparatus in that time period would be a monumental feat…

Lampkin, though, does point out that the Republican National Committee (RNC) is already working on a 50 state presidential election plan in terms of “building voter ID and identification activities.” Whoever is the GOP nominee, brokered convention or not, will already have the RNC’s built up infrastructure.