NEVADA REPUBLICAN STATE DELEGATES FILE SUIT!

This was emailed to me from Meetup group 560: thought some might enjoy the read.

""Now here is (below) a very good idea! One that should be emulated in any number of states (Texas comes to mind right off the top) that had similar or "other" violations of law by their states' GOP "leadership." The "problem," as I see it, with this action, is that it was not filed in a Federal District Court requesting "Emergency injunctive relief." That would be the only way (I think) to prevent the challenged delegates from legally voting at the National Convention. If this course of action were to be followed in a number of states, it "could"(if there are enough of them) prevent the national GOP of achieving a quorum at the National Convention in order to "coronate their nominee."
"Combine that "action" with a "flanking action"; Challenge Sen. John McCain of Arizona in every state that he was not required to run a signature petition drive to be on the ballots in those effected states. The "challenge" here is that McCain violated the (McCain-Fiengold) FEC regulations, and because President Bush has neglected to fill the three vacant seats on that committee of five, the FEC has no way to enforce its own laws & rules. "The People" must therefore have some "other" legal recourse to enforce those laws."
If these two activities were to be "in full swing" by the end of August, add about 100,000 (a half million would be better yet) Constitutional Conservatives in Miniapolus, and that could be the start of the FIRST NATIONAL RUMP CONVENTION!
Yes, I know full well that this is "a pipe dream," yet, I just couldn't stop myself from "sharing it" with all of you. Anybody else getting "a warm glow?" It makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up!

PRESS RELEASE
Nevada Republican State Delegates File Suit Against State Party
RENO, NV, July 18, 2008” Nevada State Republican delegates have filed a complaint in Second Judicial District Court late this evening, contending that the Nevada Republican Executive Committee's decision to appoint national delegates is in violation of State law. The complaint alleges that the GOP's decision to appoint delegates to the Republican National Convention violates NRS 293 because state delegates have been deprived of their ability to select national delegates at a convention.
The State Executive Committee announced yesterday that they won't bring the Nevada State Republican Convention out of recess, said Wayne Terhune, a Republican activist in Washoe County. They shut down the Convention in April, and now they aren't giving delegates a chance to have their voices heard. This is a violation of the law.
The complaint alleges that the State Executive Committee's decision is in violation of NRS 293, which states: In addition to such powers granted it, the state convention shall select the necessary delegates and alternates to the national convention of the party. The complaint has been filed by local attorney Mark Goodman on behalf of several Nevada State Republican delegates.
Mike Weber, a local Republican who has served on the National Republican Rules Committee, announced early today that he is shifting the focus of his State Assembly race to make sure that the state delegates have their voices heard. Most Republicans are getting fed up with party leaders because of underhanded tactics instead of principled leadership, he said in a press release. The announcement that national delegates will be appointed by a small group behind closed doors only reinforces this distrust.
The actions of the State Party are taking away the voice of every state delegate, said Terhune. Over a thousand delegates attended the convention in April, and the State Executive party officials are attempting to silence all of them. This is completely against the traditions of the Republican Party and the United States of America.