UPDATED 8:00 am Central time march 28 : Resolution to revoke delegates from John Mccain

Dr Steve can you repost the resolutions list again. The list of things to pass at the caucus

..."due to his prospective acceptance of Federal matching funds"... Was it prospective acceptance, or simply acceptance? I thought (could be way off) that he did accept them by applying for them...? My question centers from this: http://blog.washingtonpost.com/the-trail/2008/03/21/mccain_b...
"Those who have committed to public financing can spend no more than $54 million on their primary bid.

So has McCain broken the law? The answer is far from simple.

It depends on whether he has, in fact, withdrawn from the public matching program"

Also (again very picky), I believe "federal" should not be capitalized unless you are naming an agency.

Except for my question and a tiny, tiny element, this is SOOOOO PERFECT!

Thank you, thank you, thank you for all your passion, knowledge and TIME invested!

OR A SIMILAR MAJOR NEWSPAPER... ALONG WITH LIKE A MILLION SIGNATURES(ok, it doesn't have to have that , but still it can)

All you would need to do is find out how much it is to run this , start getting online signatures via a simple website, and set up a chipin ....

THEN let it rolll...............................

I just called the PA Department of State, Bureau of Elections, and they told me that John McCain had more than enough signatures to put him on the ballot. They assured me that NO ONE gets on the ballot in PA without the 2,000 signatures required for the Presidential election as well as filing fees having been paid.

"Nothing is as it appears; everything is smoke and mirrors"

I'll offer the following revision of the resolution, making the format more typical for resolutions, clearing up some redundancies and infelicities, and revising according to my own preferences. ;-)

RESOLUTION to deny Senator John McCain of Arizona (hereafter, "John McCain") any (STATE) delegate votes at the 2008 county, state, and national Republican Party conventions:

WHEREAS John McCain was placed on the ballot in (STATE) without obtaining the required number of petition signatures, due to his prospective acceptance of Federal matching funds; and

WHEREAS John McCain ostensibly won the 2008 Republican Party primary in (STATE) as a result of being placed on the ballot solely due to his prospective acceptance of Federal matching funds; and

WHEREAS John McCain has willfully withdrawn from the Federal matching funds program, violating the sole condition whereby he qualified to be on the ballot in (STATE); and

WHEREAS John McCain must therefore be deemed ineligible to have been on the ballot for the 2008 Republican Party primary in (STATE), rendering all votes for him null and void; and

WHEREAS John McCain cannot therefore be deemed to have actually won the 2008 Republican Party primary in (STATE), and thus no (STATE) Republican Party delegates can be obligated to vote for John McCain at county, state, and national Republican Party conventions; and

WHEREAS, by participating in the (STATE) Republican Party primary on a fraudulent basis, John Mccain has clearly failed in his obligation to respect and honor both the integrity of the Republican Party in (STATE) and the election laws of (STATE); and

WHEREAS the Republican Party has the responsibilty and obligation to hold any prospective nominee of its party accountable for any violations of the law in any state, at a minimum by refusing to allow such an individual to win its nomination; and

WHEREAS the delegates for the Republican Party have the reponsibility to mantain the integrity of the Republican Party by withholding their votes from any candidate who has violated either the integrity of the Party or the election laws of (STATE); and

WHEREAS it is impossible to determine how votes cast for John McCain in the 2008 (STATE) Republican Party primary would otherwise have been distributed;

BE IT RESOLVED that we the people of the Republican Party of (STATE) hereby release all delegates from any obligation, legal or moral, to vote in convention for John McCain based on his illegitimate participation in the 2008 (STATE) Republican Party primary; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that we the people of the Republican Party of (STATE) enjoin all our delegates to NOT vote in convention for John McCain, and to vote for whichever remaining candidate(s) they believe best uphold(s) the platform and traditions of the Republican Party and the Constitution of the United States of America.

Stripping the politicians of their "superdelegate" status. These could pose a problem later on.

"He who exercises government by means of his virtue may be compared to the north polar star, which keeps its place and all the stars turn towards it." Confucius

Don't you think the FEC will allow MCcain to withdraw his certification?
Is'nt this the way things work in a corrupt world?

Make sure your Secretary of State's website and the election code indicate that he must "accept" matching funds, not merely "qualify." He qualified, even though he's not taking them, so if that's the language, he's not in trouble. Look for language that says he must agree to spending caps, too.

IMissLiberty