Wa State blatant step to refuse Ron Paul Delegates to National

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I just received this in my email!!!! Un-fricken believable!!

Dear Delegates & Alternates,

The Executive Board of the Washington State Republican met last night to adopt a resolution clarifying the voting procedures for our upcoming State Convention.

As you may recall, last year the State Committee adopted rules (which were approved by the Republican National Committee) whereby 18 of our state's elected delegates to the National Convention would be allocated based on the results of the precinct caucuses and county/legislative district conventions, and 19 of our state's elected delegates to the National Convention would be allocated based on the results of the presidential primary. Based on the results of our state's Republican presidential primary held on Feb. 19, Sen. McCain is entitled to 16 of those 19 delegates and Gov. Huckabee is entitled to the other 3.

To implement those rules, the Executive Board has adopted a process whereby Sen. McCain and Gov. Huckabee are required to designate a Candidate Representative authorized to approve delegates and alternates on the candidates' behalf who will review all the National Convention delegate candidacy forms, and then submit a list of candidates approved for the slots allocated to their respective candidate. Only those candidates who are on the approved lists submitted by the Candidate Representative may be listed on the ballots for those positions allocated by the presidential primary, and only votes cast for these candidates will be counted. This process will be applied to one delegate and one alternate from each Congressional District, and all ten of the at-large delegates and alternates. A copy of the resolution adopted by the Executive Board is attached.

All those who have submitted National Convention delegate candidacy forms by the deadline will appear on the pre-printed ballot used for the 18 delegates who are allocated based on the results of the of the precinct caucuses and county/legislative district conventions.

Please remember that the deadline for submitting your application forms for delegate to the National Convention is this Tuesday, May 27, at 9:00 a.m. (72 hours before the State Convention begins). Forms can be downloaded from our website (www.WSRP.org) and faxed into our office at (425) 460-0571. We look forward to seeing you in Spokane next week.

Sincerely,

Chairman Luke Esser
Washington State Republican Party

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rp delegates and wash repub party

ducky
the republican party is scared that it will lose the legislature in the state to the democrats and need everyone to vote for a republican. i think that i would inform the republican party that if they refuse to seat ron paul delegates that i would not vote for any republican running for any office in the state, from senators on down. luke esser is a mccain man and will do anything to help him out. ron paul delegates followed the rules and the republican party should be penalized if they do not.

ducky

What if they don't get enough votes

You still have to get a 50% + 1 to get elected right? If you turn in a ballot but don't put any of the neocons names on it they still have to count the ballot as being cast, don't they? What would happen if you had over 50% of the quorum as RP supporters and their candidates didn't get enough votes. Wouldn't they have to nominate more people to get enough delegates to the national convention?

AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE

AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE

Would they go with less

Would they go with less delegates

AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE

AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE

SO MAY 30th is the convention date?

MAKE SURE YOU ALL BRING AN EXTRA FRIEND OR TWO , IN ORDER TO SWELL YOUR NUMBERS.....(I know they cant vote, but they can hold signs , and cheer,etc....

And if they don't let them in....have them outside to be a witness to any events...

If my math doesn't fail me,

If my math doesn't fail me, and carefully reading that the 18 Caucus delegates are going to be allocated according to the WA caucus results (where Paul got a little over 20% of the caucus votes), we should have 3 to 4 delegates going to the National Convention.

Don't forget...

to take your video cameras & small voice recorders. Everyone should make sure they document what happens & make sure they have backup. I wonder if you pooled resources & hired a P.I. what they would find out.

Obama = O.ne B.ig A.ss M.istake A.merica

set up your own Sgt at Arms and your

own chairman, tell police it's the neocon that are being disruptive and out of order, use their tactics against them.

good idea!

good idea!

I just got the same email too!

Are they talking about just the
delegates at large?I think we get 40 total.

Yes it appears that way to

Yes it appears that way to me.

A resolution has no

legal standing, the rule change will have to be brought befor the state convention, am I right?

rules

The exec. Committee can set rules for convention

Yes but it has been rumored

Yes but it has been rumored that there will be many more Sgt at arms (39) and if any one gets up to try and change the rules they will be removed and if they struggle they will be removed permanently from the convention.

RP supporters ask for police potection

or ask the local army national guard to assit, make sure there in uniform

police...national guard?

Using police?? They aren't going to help you become a delegate. And doesn't that go against wanting the government OUT of lives? Its ok to use them. Ends justify the means?

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