The Party belongs to the People, not the Insiders!
Recently, RNC Chairman Reince Preibus stated on Fox News that Primary contests are "healthy for the party." Certainly, national voters would be quite upset if the RNC endorsed a candidate today and effectively ended the contest for our Presidential nominee.
So why is Pennsylvania so different?
Only 3 state Republican committees endorse a candidate before the Primary: Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey.
How do the other states get by without…
ContinuePosted by Lois Kaneshiki on January 29, 2012 at 5:57pm
A source close to state committee leadership says that state gop leaders are having trouble ratcheting up the necessary support for a YES vote on the endorsement question for this Saturday morning's meeting in Harrisburg.
The source claims that state committee leaders are scrambling this week and doing some arm-twisting in a last-minute effort to get the necessary support for Saturday's "do or die" vote.
Will the people get their Primary back??
Make a road trip…
ContinuePosted by Lois Kaneshiki on January 24, 2012 at 5:10pm
Excluding Certain Felons from Critical GOP Activities
During the last week of November an area committee of the Republican Party in southeastern Pennsylvania began the formal process of considering a resolution concerning the role that certain convicted felons ought to play in the Republican Party. While this group did not solve the problem, it surfaced the issues in a respectful discussion that was characterized by responsible civic participation. The arguments for…
ContinuePosted by Philip G. Duffy on December 21, 2011 at 5:31pm
Resolution
WHEREAS, the citizens of Chester County are seeking political parties to return to principle;
WHEREAS, campaign funding, or its absence, is a significant factor in the encouragement or discouragement of qualified candidates for political office;
WHEREAS, the source and uses of these campaign funds must give the citizens of Chester County confidence that undue influence has not been exerted upon candidates; and
WHEREAS, persons…
ContinuePosted by Philip G. Duffy on December 21, 2011 at 5:28pm
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