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Tag: Lack Of Integrity

Day 8 of DeleGATE

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Thu Mar 08, 2012 at 09:21:32 AM EST
Tags: "DELE-GATE", Betrayal, Third World Voting, Michigan Republicans, Saul Anzis, Cheaters, Bobby Schostak, DeleGATE, Day 8, Facebook, Lack Of Integrity, Al Gore (all tags)

And the cracks are widening.

More will start falling in to the opening.

The Michigan Republican party elite continue to demonstrate a lack of conscience and common sense.

Michigan GOP Chair Bobby Schostak was given a great deal of rescue line by grass roots guy Jack Hoogendyk yesterday, and instead of pulling himself out of the quicksand, he wrapped the line around his .. well, it just goes along with the "give a man enough rope" saying.

What a foolish thing to do.

Prior to Schostak pretending like the Republican grassroots give a damn about him or his supposed integrity, there WAS a solution to all of this that was not only available, but considered. The fate of the Michigan Republican party is one of interest to me. A suggestion made to one of the 4 who voted for the CHANGE in the rules after the fact was not rejected outright.

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