on who can sit in a room for two hours, pretty much any candidate will have commited staff and volunteer, im more interested in not disenfranchsing people who work, or have kids, and cant afford to sit in a room for over an hour while people yell.  Just look at waht happened in TX Caucus as an exmple of why they suck. Now of course, this cycle we already used them, so of course they should count, but in the future i prefer all primaries in every state.

That it doesn't represent a good cross-section of the population.  Should single moms who don't have a lot of free time get less of a say because they cannot commit all day to vote?  What about non-union hourly workers who cannot take time off work?  And people who travel for work?