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Tag: Emails

Peace After This weekend?

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Thu May 17, 2012 at 10:38:34 AM EST
Tags: NPV, "Dele-Gate" Saul Anuzis, National Committeeman, Dave Agema, Emails, Technology, Republicans, Discourse, Convention, Detroit (all tags)

I haven't had a lot to say about Saul Anuzis other than that which needed to be said about the "Dele-Gate" scam.

For that reason, and the NPV issue, I have decided I do not care much for Mr. Anuzis all that much. The NPV thing, I have known about and did not consider it too awful until realizing how close it is to screwing over our country, (ever-vigilant, check) and leaving the decision of who our commander in chief will be to NY, and California voters pretty much by themselves. The "Dele-Gate" thing was/is far worse in my view, and demonstrated the worst level of politics, and frankly makes the Mi GOP look simply corrupt going into the most important election of our lifetime.

"Just a few bad apples," as they say.

Yeah, we (this forum for the most part) supported Saul for the NRC top spot. And at the time for all we knew, we were right. He is a likeable guy, understands the use of technology better than most, and knows the players. After looking at Priebus and the NRC position on NPV, we should be thanking God for a solid denial of that goal.

Elections matter as they say. Even those inter party ones.

And the convention events beginning tomorrow are bringing out Saul's 'tech' talents. Perhaps even his true character? ~ Below the fold

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