Ladies and Gentlemen, Have you wondered why the Progressive RINO Establishment is so smug? What were up against in 2016; read this very carefully... Think back to the rules changes by voice vote little Johnny faked on the 2012 GOP convention floor in Tampa, Florida. Remember? The overhead jumbo video screen showing the teleprompter little Johnny was reading from had the Ayes already scripted, even before the vote: It was rigged from the get-go. Couple the rule changes with what Charles C. Johnson exposed at Gotnews about the Progressive RINO Establishment; illegally engaging in tactics underhanded enough to make the Progressive Marxist Chicago left proud, all to thwart constitutional conservative Chris McDaniels Mississippi Senate election bid. Got the picture? From Admin at OGREeXposed.org (Dec. 31,2014) -- These changes were made with the support of RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, pushed through the rules committee by Romney’s attorney Ben Ginsburg (who was later appointed by Obama to a presidential voting commission) and supported by our own State Party Chairman, Ryan Call. These rules were not pushed through without objection. In fact, there were several stories at the time, and many conservative activists were screaming at the top of their lungs (literally) at the Convention in opposition to these rules changes. Nevertheless, with backroom arm twisting, outright deceit, and even openly ignoring obvious voice votes on the Convention floor, Reince Prebius, John Boehner, Henry Barbour, and rules committee chairman John Sununu rammed through the rules changes without taking into consideration the objections of those opposed. See RNC Rules Disaster. Not only did these Party elites ram through rule changes at the 2012 convention, they changed the rules to allow for RNC members to amend the rules in between conventions. This unprecedented change (Rule 12) now allows for the RNC, which is almost entirely Establishment controlled, to make and change rules as they see fit. While prior to 2012, the convention rule changes could only be approved by thousands of delegates who were elected at the grassroots level from across the country, now rule changes can be made by only 126 RNC members (state party chairmen and national committeemen and women -- typically wealthy, well-connected Party elites) between the close of the 2012 convention and September 30, 2014, with very little oversight or check and balances in place. In one fell swoop, the organization of the Party shifted from a bottom-up organization to a top-down (“we know what’s best”) oligarchy. [...] The bottom line here is that the Establishment elites within the Republican Party have been working hard behind the scenes to ensure their 2012 illegal power grab over the Party is solidified to the detriment of the grassroots, conservative movement within the GOP. You will get Jeb Bush, Chris Christie or Mitt Romney served up on your plate, whether you want it or not. Is there a way to overcome this? Unfortunately, the only shot at undoing much of the damage cannot take place until the 2016 RNC Convention, which of course will be controlled by the Establishment, including proposed rule changes most of which will be vetted by the Establishment controlled rules committee. However, constitutional conservatives have another arrow in their quiver. In addition to electing conservative delegates that are willing to stand up to the Party Establishment, we must make it loud and clear that we are not afraid of “going third party.” And our version of third party is not going to really be a third party—it is going to be a complete replacement of the Republican Party as it stands now from the outside. While the Establishment may have the money and the support of the Chamber of Commerce, conservatives have the numbers and principles on our side. And should the Establishment fail to respect the will of its grassroots conservative base, disaster will loom for them. If the Establishment continues to insist on pursuing this war on its own foundational base of voters and supporters, it will be time for a complete overhaul of the Republican Party—not from the inside, but from outside the corrupt system the Establishment put into place. (See comment section for full article and links)
Posted on: Mon, 05 Jan 2015 02:44:56 +0000
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