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The party promised not to endorse in the Primaries
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In spite of that promise, they stacked the deck and endorsed candidates.
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If the party ignores their members when they vote
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Perhaps they'll listen to their members when they're candidates
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Shuffle the stacked deck, Put your name on the ballot.
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Run for both, County and State Central Committee
The party promised not to endorse in the Primaries
In spite of that promise, they stacked the deck and endorsed candidates.
If the party ignores their members when they vote
Perhaps they'll listen to their members when they're candidates
Shuffle the stacked deck, Put your name on the ballot.
Run for both, County and State Central Committee
Ohio GOP goes back on their word regarding endorsements
In 2017, Chairman Jane Timken replaced Kasich's hand picked Chairman, Matthew Borgess.. This was a significant improvement and we thought we gained some sanity back in the party, and it would work for the Republican members. Chair Timken vowed that the party would not endorse in the Primary candidates... SO MUCH FOR THAT PROMISE..Stacking the Deck for those "Next in Line"
The way the party stacks the deck is to "Endorse" their choices for candidates in the Primary election. The "Endorsed" Candidates are featured on the millions of mailings, phone calls, flyers, press release, etc that the party sends out. Not only does the party work aggressively on behalf of the "Endorsed" candidate, but a just as significant advantage is the utilization of party assets,. When the party does this, it gives the endorsed candidates a significant advantage as all available party resources can be utilized by the "Endorsed" candidate, but the cRepublican party members who are not endorsed need to fend for themselves.Share this page on Facebook
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