Schostak could have walked back the process, said something like "after further consideration, the way the rules were were correct, and we allowed Saul to convince that it would be best to show the majority win would be good to establish a solid front for chasing Obama later"  The others (Obviously not Saul) would agree, and Saul would be tossed under the bus for his effort to cheat one of the presidential candidates.

A fitting removal of a progressive from Republican leadership.

Instead, the party leadership doubles down, and cements their complicity in the destruction of trust in the Michigan Republican party.  The effort to pooh-pooh the outrage by a new found Republican base will drive the dominance of the MIGOP back into the proverbial broom closet.  

And it bums me out.

But some folks don't play well with cheaters.

On Facebook, there are now well populated groups such as "Dump Saul Anuzis", "RINO Hunters", "Conservatives for legitimate GOP Leadership", and a renewed interest in "Stop the National Popular Vote".  That last BTW, to repudiate the LEFTIST PROGRESSIVE efforts of Anuzis to change the electoral process, something that if effective in 2000 would have given us an Al Gore.

Scary stuff.  Saul Anuzis for Al Gore.  

In all of these groups the discussion is not ending, and the talk is also not limited to the groups alone.  There are a number of websites popping up that we may highlight in coming days, demonstrating a history of corruption by Saul, Bobby, Et al.

Bobby can pretend all he wants that he maintains integrity, when the most corrupt actions in current memory is happening right now under his watch.  The worst cheating, and an attempt to manipulate the votes of grass roots voters in recent years by officials when THEIR guy didn't show a decisive win continues.  Heck, even Mark Brewer is getting jealous about Schostaks new found ability for corruption, and is challenging him to a twitter duel through communications guy Matt Frendewey.

Brewer is mad because he no longer has the monopoly on shady underhandedness in Michigan.

And Schostak and company sold out to the dark side CHEAP.