The cancer of the local Republican Party can be easily
exposed. Where did our party that once
boldly professed its conservative values go? How did we allow crony-like
control to seep in and remove any member's voice? While Chairman Coleman makes
a good chair, he allows others to drive the agenda, rather than himself.
Why would a vice chair celebrate with republicans in one
room and meet with Archer in another? Why would a republican work with
democrats to undermine other republicans? Usually the answer to these pressing
questions is, control. Those who serve because of position, name recognition
and self interests over those who elect them.
There isn't much that happens in the local party where, if
traced back, hasn't been touched by Terri Bivins. From Norman Brown's final act
of betrayal selling equipment that
involved Randy Bivins in some ways to the obvious conflict of interests being
an aid to a representative and serving as the party's vice chair, her hand is at
play. And while her holding such dual offices can be an advantage, it can be
the downfall as well. The party works to find good conservatives to run, that
will do the will of conservatives. In this set of circumstances, over time, the
representative drives the party leaving his agenda to become the rule rather than the party dictating the rule.
-Truth Seeker
2015
5 comments:
Hey Truth Seeker, I likey... Call a spade a spade.
Don't we have any new blood around here besides these old tired democrats acting republican?
Ole worn out like my old cow. Haha
Coleman is weak and it shows in the party. If not for the republican swing, Coleman would be wearing a pork chop around his neck so the dogs would play with him.
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