AngelClark
05-10-2012, 09:18 AM
There's all this background about money and then:
In North Carolina, where Romney so recently won the state primary, the GOP used the Guilford County Republican Party Headquarters to make phone calls on behalf of Romney. The calls were organized in part by Al Bouldin, the Guilford County GOP Chair. Bouldin was well aware of the fact that the Republican Party does not endorse candidates in the Primary, a fact he had stated a few days prior to organizing calls for Romney at the County GOP headquarters.
The Republican Party does not endorse any candidates in the Primary. We are forbidden from endorsing one Republican candidate over another.
With his actions, it seems that the GOP in Guilford County was in fact aiding Romney, before the primary. This goes against the GOP rules (specifically Rule #11) and no person nominated in violation of that rule is supposed to be recognized by the RNC. When Ron Paul supporters questioned the County GOP in regards to the aid of a Republican Headquarters, they were silenced and associations were split.
Many have asked for Romney to denounce this type of behavior. So far, Romney has remained silent. Does the GOP really others to cheat in the name of a candidate? One wonders whether this drags not only Romney, but also his supporters, through the proverbial mud.
Continue reading: http://exm.nr/ILIDb1
Includes slideshow images of GOP County chair using headquarters specifically to campaign for Romney and ignoring Ron Paul supporters when they call him on it.
In North Carolina, where Romney so recently won the state primary, the GOP used the Guilford County Republican Party Headquarters to make phone calls on behalf of Romney. The calls were organized in part by Al Bouldin, the Guilford County GOP Chair. Bouldin was well aware of the fact that the Republican Party does not endorse candidates in the Primary, a fact he had stated a few days prior to organizing calls for Romney at the County GOP headquarters.
The Republican Party does not endorse any candidates in the Primary. We are forbidden from endorsing one Republican candidate over another.
With his actions, it seems that the GOP in Guilford County was in fact aiding Romney, before the primary. This goes against the GOP rules (specifically Rule #11) and no person nominated in violation of that rule is supposed to be recognized by the RNC. When Ron Paul supporters questioned the County GOP in regards to the aid of a Republican Headquarters, they were silenced and associations were split.
Many have asked for Romney to denounce this type of behavior. So far, Romney has remained silent. Does the GOP really others to cheat in the name of a candidate? One wonders whether this drags not only Romney, but also his supporters, through the proverbial mud.
Continue reading: http://exm.nr/ILIDb1
Includes slideshow images of GOP County chair using headquarters specifically to campaign for Romney and ignoring Ron Paul supporters when they call him on it.