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Tag: Dishonesty

Day 7 Of Delegate - Soldiering On

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Wed Mar 07, 2012 at 06:58:58 AM EST
Tags: "DELE-GATE", Michigan, Dishonesty, Credentials Committee, MiGOP, Saul Anuzis, Corruption, Lies, Cheating, Memos, DeleGATE, Trust, Grassroots, End Of the Party (all tags)

And that festering sore, which is the MiGOP credentials committee decision to change the rules for a change the in the outcome of the Michigan primary, is still an issue.

Imagine that.

Doctor, I do believe it is gangrene!

And in our own civil war brought about by the corruption within the Michigan Republican party we will have to hold it down to cut off the bad parts. Sorry that it is so painful, but someone misplaced all the anesthesia.

I believe ts somewhere, along with the conscience of party leadership.

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Dishonesty Of The Republican Party?

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Sun Mar 04, 2012 at 12:03:15 PM EST
Tags: "DELE-GATE", Michigan, Dishonesty, Credentials Committee, MiGOP, Saul Anuzis, Corruption, Lies, Cheating, Memos, DeleGATE, Trust, Republican Michigander Blog, Grassroots, End Of the Party (all tags)

You know, for the first time I agree with that Trotskyite, Shopshire, who spends his taxpayer paid office time blogging.

In a post regarding the credentials committee decision to change the rules to favor the meme that Romney carried the day February 28, RM's post invited lefty love. Kevin Shopshire, alias Communications guru, who often lashes out (thats really ALL he does) at republicans and conservatives frequently, made like a broken clock, and may have found a point where he is right for the second time in his life. Shopshire made a valid point unfortunately:

Communications guru said...
Is anyone really surprised Republicans are dishonest? They should have just saved taxpayers $10 million and gave Romney the delegates. This is such a waste of time; all we are doing is deciding who is going to lose to President Obama in November.
3/01/2012 3:40 PM
Republican Michigander said...
Personally I'd rather have the caucus even if the results would have been more favorable to Romney. Unfortunately this [expletive deleted] gave you a great talking point to use against us.
3/01/2012 4:04 PM
Communications guru said...
Talking point? It's not a talking point; it's about the basic dishonesty of your party.
3/02/2012 8:08 AM

The point he makes is that the Republican leadership, framed the election in such a way as to ensure Mitts selection here, and when THAT wasn't as clear a win as they would like, it was obvious the rules were changed to make it more so. And that Michigan Taxpayers, including Democrats (at least those who really work for a living) are footing the bill for this Kabuki theater presentation.

The "basic dishonesty of the party" meme is getting harder to defend so long as we have continued dominance by an establishment that operates not in a conservative fashion, but in one that continues to elevate those who play for power, not the good of the people.

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