Tuesday, July 14, 2009 at 4:11pm | Edit Note | Delete
It is about time to layout what the Republican Party of Florida (and in my specific case, Orange County Republican Party) is doing against members that dare to speak out against Party big wigs.
On Thursday July 9 and 10 about a dozen people from around the state received Fedex envelopes demanding that we come the Gaylord Palms Hotel and Convention Center. The occasion was something called a statewide Republican Party of Florida Grievance Committee hearing. The dates are July 24 and 25. Whether you have a prior commitment or a work conflict the dates cannot be changed.
We are charged with various infractions of the membership. One John Stevens of Jacksonville was photographed wearing a Ron Paul button after the 2008 Presidential Primary was over. Another person had his emails to forums spied on and printed out of context. I was faulted for having a negative ‘tone’ (no examples, just that statement).
Even the chairman of the Brevard County Republican Executive Committee, Jason Steele is up for expulsion because he challenged State Chairman Jim Greer to stop interfering with the open Republican Primary system. Many other county chairman agree with Mr. Steele but won’t say so publicly for fear they will be expelled as well.
The Chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus of Florida, Will Pitts, a long time Ron Paul supporter and active in other Republican campaigns is also up for removal. Mr. Pitts, owner of the large Jacksonville based construction company that bears his name, was newly elected to his position on a unanimous vote of the Florida RLC membership just a few months ago.
There are other stories as well. Doug Guetzloe who has been active in the Republican Party of Florida since he was 13 (he’s now north of 40;-), is accused of undermining the very Party that he has dedicated is life to serving. He’s also successfully sued to preserve civil liberties in the state of Florida and to save taxpayers billions through his organization Ax The Tax.
Ron Paul and Republican Liberty Caucus members in Pensacola, Fl. were accused of being ‘disruptive’ and are also up for expulsion.
What we see here is a statewide Party purge of anyone that disagrees with the leadership and publicly speaks out. Each person that is to appear is up for a FOUR YEAR expulsion from county and state Republican organizations.
The second disturbing trend is for some people to not stand on principle and say, “I will not abandon any supporter of Liberty that is being hounded out of the Party.’ Hard to believe that the challenge of Benjamin Franklin, ‘We shall all hang together or surely we will all hang separately’ needs to be issued again.
There is a lot more going on behind the scenes which I can’t divulge yet. I ask that everyone to realize that you may be next. Do not fear Chairman Greer or in my case Chairman Lew Oliver. I have stood up to these people and won; I even have a written letter of apology from Mr. Oliver after I threatened to sue him for libel. It cost me some lawyer fees, but I consider it to be one of the best investments I ever made.
P.S. I have also seen where Dr. Ron Paul has been invited to speak before the Republican Party of Florida with the Orange County Republican organization sponsoring the event. These arrangements were made before RPOF decided to purge Ron Paul supporters from the Party. This is a developing situation, please stay tuned.
Please share this note with your Republican friends and anyone who shares a love of liberty.
Sincerely,
Nick Egoroff
Orange County Republican Executive Committee
Precinct Committeeman #319
Friday, February 19, 2010
Chairman Jim Greer Continues Strong-Arming Florida Republican Party
Wednesday, May 20, 2009 at 8:39pm | Edit Note | Delete
This evening Brevard County Republican Executive Committee Chairman Jason Steele was interviewed about Republican Party of Florida Chairman Jim Greer's attempts to shut down the 2010 Republican Party Primary process. Greer has been trying to shut out former House Speaker Marco Rubio from opposing Gov. Charlie Crist for in the US Senate race (link to broadcast below).
I wanted to add my comments as well, because this ominous trend of Republican brass attempting to intimidate candidates in primary elections holds tremendous challenges for us as Party grassroots activists. Greer contends that some primaries are just to expensive and distracting. Instead he wants to go ahead and pick for us the candidates that we should vote for.
The problem with this is that now, especially when the Party is trying to figure out if it wants a more moderate (some call it Democrat Lite) Republicanism or a more conservative brand, the decision is not going to be made by the Party members themselves. This is precisely what Primaries are supposed to solve. But Boss Greer has other intentions.
In this interview I was struck by the lack of any coherent or logical argument by Greer to support his position. His constant 'uh's' and superficial replies either show him to be unable to argue his position or else he just considers that his opinion is the only one that matters.
Unfortunately the interviewer did not ask the hard questions of exactly what voice do the Party members have in this system. We must challenge Greer and the rest of the Party bigwigs that they are not to strip us of our rights to have fair and open primaries.
I commend Chairman Steele for beginning a drive to get county chairman to pass resolutions against these tactics. But even more I think that we as Florida Republicans have just as much right and duty to make sure our voices are heard as well.
Here is the phone number for the RPOF in Tallahassee (850)222-7920. And here is their email form http://www.rpof.org/contact.php (caution: you must go to this link and then use their form to email). I'd like to ask everyone to tell Chairman Greer to keep out of the Florida Primary.
Chairman Greer also makes a 'misstatement' of fact in the interview. One was that no resources of the RPOF have been used to favor Charlie Crist over Marco Rubio. Actually the RPOF has utilized it's massive email lists to repeatedly trumpet Crist as the best choice for the US Senate. Not one email has gone out reminding members of Rubio's">Rubio's candidacy.
Please listen to the interview below and draw your own conclusions.
http://www.wmfe.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=9501&news_iv_ctrl=1441
P.S. I'm writing this immediately following the interview. As yet the podcast is not yet loaded onto the site.
Nick Egoroff
Orlando Liberty Organizer
This evening Brevard County Republican Executive Committee Chairman Jason Steele was interviewed about Republican Party of Florida Chairman Jim Greer's attempts to shut down the 2010 Republican Party Primary process. Greer has been trying to shut out former House Speaker Marco Rubio from opposing Gov. Charlie Crist for in the US Senate race (link to broadcast below).
I wanted to add my comments as well, because this ominous trend of Republican brass attempting to intimidate candidates in primary elections holds tremendous challenges for us as Party grassroots activists. Greer contends that some primaries are just to expensive and distracting. Instead he wants to go ahead and pick for us the candidates that we should vote for.
The problem with this is that now, especially when the Party is trying to figure out if it wants a more moderate (some call it Democrat Lite) Republicanism or a more conservative brand, the decision is not going to be made by the Party members themselves. This is precisely what Primaries are supposed to solve. But Boss Greer has other intentions.
In this interview I was struck by the lack of any coherent or logical argument by Greer to support his position. His constant 'uh's' and superficial replies either show him to be unable to argue his position or else he just considers that his opinion is the only one that matters.
Unfortunately the interviewer did not ask the hard questions of exactly what voice do the Party members have in this system. We must challenge Greer and the rest of the Party bigwigs that they are not to strip us of our rights to have fair and open primaries.
I commend Chairman Steele for beginning a drive to get county chairman to pass resolutions against these tactics. But even more I think that we as Florida Republicans have just as much right and duty to make sure our voices are heard as well.
Here is the phone number for the RPOF in Tallahassee (850)222-7920. And here is their email form http://www.rpof.org/contact.php (caution: you must go to this link and then use their form to email). I'd like to ask everyone to tell Chairman Greer to keep out of the Florida Primary.
Chairman Greer also makes a 'misstatement' of fact in the interview. One was that no resources of the RPOF have been used to favor Charlie Crist over Marco Rubio. Actually the RPOF has utilized it's massive email lists to repeatedly trumpet Crist as the best choice for the US Senate. Not one email has gone out reminding members of Rubio's">Rubio's candidacy.
Please listen to the interview below and draw your own conclusions.
http://www.wmfe.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=9501&news_iv_ctrl=1441
P.S. I'm writing this immediately following the interview. As yet the podcast is not yet loaded onto the site.
Nick Egoroff
Orlando Liberty Organizer
All It Takes Is YOU
Thursday, January 1, 2009 at 11:58am | Edit Note | Delete
Happy New Year! Florida Campaign For Liberty, is going to accomplish great things in 2009. You know why: Because YOU are part of it!
I’ve now been organizing and agitating in Orlando and around the state for nearly two years. The most important thing I’ve learned in all of this is: Just Show Up.
That’s where you come in. If you’ll just commit to giving just a couple of hours a month to political action, you and I will completely topple the bureaucratic structure.
Often I’ve made the assumption that we need hundreds, maybe even thousands of people come to an event to have an impact.
Take for instance our attempt to remove Lew Oliver from chairmanship of the Orange County Republican Executive Committee. I thought we needed a lot of people to do this. In reality we only needed about 100.
Now we have OCREC in a stalemate position. Oliver won his chairmanship but by the slimmest of margins 122-121. And he only won that by disqualifying many of our supporters. That fight continues with a lawsuit, parliamentary maneuvers, and calling of special meeting to annul the election.
Did we need people parading down Orange Avenue with media in tow? Nope. All we needed was a few people to make a spreadsheet of supporters. Then we needed a few more to make phone calls. Finally we had a tightly knit group of activists determined to make real change.
If we keep on at this pace, replicating and multiplying it, we will certainly win even bigger battles.
Don’t give up, guys. And don’t think that 2009 is just a kick back and relax year. Activists (we can even call ourselves rEVOLutionaries!) know that this is the time for strategy and building.
2010 elections are right around the corner. I am putting the finishing touches on a project that will take us to new heights.
I’ve also been having some very useful conversations with Adam Kokesh (the fiery patriot who has won the hearts of so many of us). We will be meeting together in Washington, D.C. in a week or so.
In the meantime here’s a couple of web links that you should checkout and join.
First and foremost: www.campaignforliberty.com This is where our organization is built.
Second, I really see the power of Facebook. My contact info there is http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=676589249
I’ve also started a blog at http://nickegorofforlandopoliticalactivist.blogspot.com/
Like Ron Paul said, “This revolution is PERMANENT”
Nick Egoroff
Campaign For Liberty Organizer
Director of Science of Freedom
http://apps.facebook.com/causes/181631?recruiter_id=17938882
Happy New Year! Florida Campaign For Liberty, is going to accomplish great things in 2009. You know why: Because YOU are part of it!
I’ve now been organizing and agitating in Orlando and around the state for nearly two years. The most important thing I’ve learned in all of this is: Just Show Up.
That’s where you come in. If you’ll just commit to giving just a couple of hours a month to political action, you and I will completely topple the bureaucratic structure.
Often I’ve made the assumption that we need hundreds, maybe even thousands of people come to an event to have an impact.
Take for instance our attempt to remove Lew Oliver from chairmanship of the Orange County Republican Executive Committee. I thought we needed a lot of people to do this. In reality we only needed about 100.
Now we have OCREC in a stalemate position. Oliver won his chairmanship but by the slimmest of margins 122-121. And he only won that by disqualifying many of our supporters. That fight continues with a lawsuit, parliamentary maneuvers, and calling of special meeting to annul the election.
Did we need people parading down Orange Avenue with media in tow? Nope. All we needed was a few people to make a spreadsheet of supporters. Then we needed a few more to make phone calls. Finally we had a tightly knit group of activists determined to make real change.
If we keep on at this pace, replicating and multiplying it, we will certainly win even bigger battles.
Don’t give up, guys. And don’t think that 2009 is just a kick back and relax year. Activists (we can even call ourselves rEVOLutionaries!) know that this is the time for strategy and building.
2010 elections are right around the corner. I am putting the finishing touches on a project that will take us to new heights.
I’ve also been having some very useful conversations with Adam Kokesh (the fiery patriot who has won the hearts of so many of us). We will be meeting together in Washington, D.C. in a week or so.
In the meantime here’s a couple of web links that you should checkout and join.
First and foremost: www.campaignforliberty.com This is where our organization is built.
Second, I really see the power of Facebook. My contact info there is http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=676589249
I’ve also started a blog at http://nickegorofforlandopoliticalactivist.blogspot.com/
Like Ron Paul said, “This revolution is PERMANENT”
Nick Egoroff
Campaign For Liberty Organizer
Director of Science of Freedom
http://apps.facebook.com/causes/181631?recruiter_id=17938882
Strategy For Political Impact In 2009
Monday, December 29, 2008 at 11:47am | Edit Note | Delete
What a year 2008 has been! I’ve learned much about politics and becoming involved to make a difference. With this article, I hope to inspire you to explore how to do more than just complain about politicians.
First, examine the system. I believe that like it or not (and I don’t) America is now a two party system. While I admire the stances of the Constitutional and Libertarian Party’s, I’ve knocked on enough doors to know that people only elect Republicans or Democrats.
Some may ask, ‘Why are you saying just go to the Republican Party?’ Because at various times and on various issues, the Republicans have espoused views most closely aligned with a Liberty movement. Democrats have rarely if ever accepted these views.
If you accept the above premise, I’ve got an easy way for you to start making an impact. Join your county Republican Executive Committee (REC). This little known entity is open to any registered Republican. It is the core building block of the state and national Republican Party.
I like REC’s for a number of reasons. First it gets you educated very quickly on local and state level elected offices. These offices rarely make it to the ‘radar screen’ of most people’s consciousness. That makes them ideal offices for us to either run for or gain influence on.
The next reason I like REC’s is because membership is so small. Here in Orange County, Fl. where I live, monthly meetings only garner about 50 or so attendees (I’ve spoken to people all over the US and their county REC’s have similar or SMALLER numbers). The rules for joining are something along the line of ‘come to three monthly meetings in a row and you’re in.’
Once you’ve got a few dozen people on the inside, then you are now the influencers on the direction and philosophy of the Republican ‘brand’. I’ll leave it to your imagination what you can do from here;-)
Now connect the dots. The county REC’s elect representatives to the State Republican Party. The State Republican Party elects two representatives to the Republican National Committee. All three of these create the Party Platform and select delegates to the Republican National Convention.
I’ve got a lot more to say about this strategy. But this is enough to get us started. To read more, please go to my Facebook site: http://apps.facebook.com/causes/181631?m=91e6b129
Next go to www.campaignforliberty.com and sign up for their Precinct Member program.
Nick Egoroff
Director of Science of Freedom
What a year 2008 has been! I’ve learned much about politics and becoming involved to make a difference. With this article, I hope to inspire you to explore how to do more than just complain about politicians.
First, examine the system. I believe that like it or not (and I don’t) America is now a two party system. While I admire the stances of the Constitutional and Libertarian Party’s, I’ve knocked on enough doors to know that people only elect Republicans or Democrats.
Some may ask, ‘Why are you saying just go to the Republican Party?’ Because at various times and on various issues, the Republicans have espoused views most closely aligned with a Liberty movement. Democrats have rarely if ever accepted these views.
If you accept the above premise, I’ve got an easy way for you to start making an impact. Join your county Republican Executive Committee (REC). This little known entity is open to any registered Republican. It is the core building block of the state and national Republican Party.
I like REC’s for a number of reasons. First it gets you educated very quickly on local and state level elected offices. These offices rarely make it to the ‘radar screen’ of most people’s consciousness. That makes them ideal offices for us to either run for or gain influence on.
The next reason I like REC’s is because membership is so small. Here in Orange County, Fl. where I live, monthly meetings only garner about 50 or so attendees (I’ve spoken to people all over the US and their county REC’s have similar or SMALLER numbers). The rules for joining are something along the line of ‘come to three monthly meetings in a row and you’re in.’
Once you’ve got a few dozen people on the inside, then you are now the influencers on the direction and philosophy of the Republican ‘brand’. I’ll leave it to your imagination what you can do from here;-)
Now connect the dots. The county REC’s elect representatives to the State Republican Party. The State Republican Party elects two representatives to the Republican National Committee. All three of these create the Party Platform and select delegates to the Republican National Convention.
I’ve got a lot more to say about this strategy. But this is enough to get us started. To read more, please go to my Facebook site: http://apps.facebook.com/causes/181631?m=91e6b129
Next go to www.campaignforliberty.com and sign up for their Precinct Member program.
Nick Egoroff
Director of Science of Freedom
Today's News Convinces Me Now More Than Ever!
Sunday, November 16, 2008 at 11:55pm | Edit Note | Delete
I've been following with much interest the intra-party battles to wrest control of the Republican Party away from the present failed liberal leadership. Any time you read a news report about the GOP, it invariably describes different factions within the Party vying to be elected to County, State, or Federal positions.
This is precisely what I predicted this summer when the Republican Primary process ended up picking a weak presidential nominee. Now more than ever we need to add our voices and voting rights to restoring the Republican Party as the standard bearer of the US Constitution.
Please, if you do only one thing, go to https://www.campaignforliberty.com/signup.php and sign up to be part of an organization that will in the months to come stand for liberty loving candidates!
Then consider carefully if Third Party activism has anywhere near the potential for dramatic change. In my not so humble opinion, the times have NEVER BEEN BETTER for us to gain a real foothold in our local County Republican Party, our state Republican Party, and ultimately the Republican National Committee.
Conversely, the November 2008 election proved once again that third parties are less than marginal. If every single third party vote was added together under one candidate/banner nationwide it would barely equal 1 percent of the vote.
If any election called out for an 'alternative' candidate, it was this one. Unfortunately, Americans seem dead set against casting their votes for any but a R or a D. And I'm well aware of the spoiler status of the Georgia and Minnesota Senate races. But these are truly rare examples and besides those candidates were not going to be elected. If anything those two races will remind voters that voting third party or independent is a waste of time.
There is another powerful reason to work within the Republican Party. These organizations are granted statutory status. That means they are guaranteed ballot access. Even more important, they really are the only organization that anyone who is not a socialist identifies with. In plain English, there are MILLIONS of people that vote Republican by their mere R being next to a candidates name.
If you think you can just sit around and HOPE that the Constitution Party or the Libertarian Party will gain strength, you are dreaming. Wake up to a dose of reality. Get involved with the Republican Party now by going to monthly county, state, and federal meetings. Or else stay home and watch a golden opportunity pass you by.
Here's the latest installment of Party Politics:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/11/13/AR2008111303834.html
Nick Egoroff
Orlando Campaign For Liberty Organizer
I've been following with much interest the intra-party battles to wrest control of the Republican Party away from the present failed liberal leadership. Any time you read a news report about the GOP, it invariably describes different factions within the Party vying to be elected to County, State, or Federal positions.
This is precisely what I predicted this summer when the Republican Primary process ended up picking a weak presidential nominee. Now more than ever we need to add our voices and voting rights to restoring the Republican Party as the standard bearer of the US Constitution.
Please, if you do only one thing, go to https://www.campaignforliberty.com/signup.php and sign up to be part of an organization that will in the months to come stand for liberty loving candidates!
Then consider carefully if Third Party activism has anywhere near the potential for dramatic change. In my not so humble opinion, the times have NEVER BEEN BETTER for us to gain a real foothold in our local County Republican Party, our state Republican Party, and ultimately the Republican National Committee.
Conversely, the November 2008 election proved once again that third parties are less than marginal. If every single third party vote was added together under one candidate/banner nationwide it would barely equal 1 percent of the vote.
If any election called out for an 'alternative' candidate, it was this one. Unfortunately, Americans seem dead set against casting their votes for any but a R or a D. And I'm well aware of the spoiler status of the Georgia and Minnesota Senate races. But these are truly rare examples and besides those candidates were not going to be elected. If anything those two races will remind voters that voting third party or independent is a waste of time.
There is another powerful reason to work within the Republican Party. These organizations are granted statutory status. That means they are guaranteed ballot access. Even more important, they really are the only organization that anyone who is not a socialist identifies with. In plain English, there are MILLIONS of people that vote Republican by their mere R being next to a candidates name.
If you think you can just sit around and HOPE that the Constitution Party or the Libertarian Party will gain strength, you are dreaming. Wake up to a dose of reality. Get involved with the Republican Party now by going to monthly county, state, and federal meetings. Or else stay home and watch a golden opportunity pass you by.
Here's the latest installment of Party Politics:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/11/13/AR2008111303834.html
Nick Egoroff
Orlando Campaign For Liberty Organizer
Monday, November 2, 2009
Less Than A Week Till SW & Central Florida GOOOH Workshops!
Tim Cox, our national founder, is packing his bags right now for a three city tour of Florida. His mission is to spread and grow the Get Out Of Our House organization in Tampa, Clearwater, and Brooksville.
He'll be demonstrating an incredible process whereby citizen-candidates can compete and win against career politicians. Set aside 2 hours of your time for one of the above meetings.
If you are serious about completely changing the US Congress in 2010, you MUST see one of these events!
Please RSVP at the following event locations:
http://j.mp/Brooksville_FL
Friday, November 6, 2009
7:00pm - 9:00pm
http://j.mp/Tampa_FL
Saturday, November 7, 2009
10:00am - 1:00pm
http://j.mp/Clearwater_FL
Saturday, November 7, 2009
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Nick Egoroff
Administrator: GOOOH Florida Chapter
He'll be demonstrating an incredible process whereby citizen-candidates can compete and win against career politicians. Set aside 2 hours of your time for one of the above meetings.
If you are serious about completely changing the US Congress in 2010, you MUST see one of these events!
Please RSVP at the following event locations:
http://j.mp/Brooksville_FL
Friday, November 6, 2009
7:00pm - 9:00pm
http://j.mp/Tampa_FL
Saturday, November 7, 2009
10:00am - 1:00pm
http://j.mp/Clearwater_FL
Saturday, November 7, 2009
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Nick Egoroff
Administrator: GOOOH Florida Chapter
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Why YOU Should Be Concerned About The Republican Party Of Florida
Most of us are mesmerized by the wholesale destruction of our country emanating from Washington, D.C. But I want to suggest another equally important venue helping to crush our liberty.
The Republican Party of Florida has been systematically watching for any signs of dissent within their ranks. Recently, about a dozen members of RPOF were summoned to the star chamber, er, Grievance Committee to see why they should not be thrown out. Many will take this as just an unlucky draw of the cards for a few, while the rest shrug their shoulders and say 'I guess I dodged that bullet.'
But let me warn you of something. We have it on very good authority (read inside source) that dozens more complaints are sitting on RPOF Chairman Jim Greer's desk awaiting action. This is because the intent of RPOF is to silence and/or intimidate ALL members to sit down and shut up. Or else!
Guys we must start learning how the levers of power are worked. I still follow the national scene, but RPOF is very vulnerable right now. There are investigations into RPOF by the Florida Division of Law Enforcement and various State Attorney's offices on exactly where the MONEY is going and who is benefiting from it. While the normally padlocked doors of RPOF are being pried open, we must step right up and say we too are interested.
I and others will be continuing to fight against the statewide purge that was begun last week. A very experienced civil liberties attorney, Fred O'Neil. has been retained to fight for our rights. We will need everyone to stay informed and supportive. After all, you may be the next head on the chopping block.
Our goal is to have RPOF and all the county Republican Executive Committees become the foundation for a new grassroots effort. We want the RPOF to represent the views of party members, not the corporate interests that buy influence. If we don't reform, the RPOF will cease listening to its membership all together. I for one, think that our liberty ideas will gain a huge following and we will eventually be successful in winning elections for grassroots candidates. But we must build a new RPOF that welcomes diversity rather than purges it.
P.S. Here's a good site for staying informed http://republicanpartypurge.com/ and on Facebook we have http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=114057504448 Please also add me as a FRIEND on FB;-)
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Nick Egoroff
Orlando Liberty Organizer
The Republican Party of Florida has been systematically watching for any signs of dissent within their ranks. Recently, about a dozen members of RPOF were summoned to the star chamber, er, Grievance Committee to see why they should not be thrown out. Many will take this as just an unlucky draw of the cards for a few, while the rest shrug their shoulders and say 'I guess I dodged that bullet.'
But let me warn you of something. We have it on very good authority (read inside source) that dozens more complaints are sitting on RPOF Chairman Jim Greer's desk awaiting action. This is because the intent of RPOF is to silence and/or intimidate ALL members to sit down and shut up. Or else!
Guys we must start learning how the levers of power are worked. I still follow the national scene, but RPOF is very vulnerable right now. There are investigations into RPOF by the Florida Division of Law Enforcement and various State Attorney's offices on exactly where the MONEY is going and who is benefiting from it. While the normally padlocked doors of RPOF are being pried open, we must step right up and say we too are interested.
I and others will be continuing to fight against the statewide purge that was begun last week. A very experienced civil liberties attorney, Fred O'Neil. has been retained to fight for our rights. We will need everyone to stay informed and supportive. After all, you may be the next head on the chopping block.
Our goal is to have RPOF and all the county Republican Executive Committees become the foundation for a new grassroots effort. We want the RPOF to represent the views of party members, not the corporate interests that buy influence. If we don't reform, the RPOF will cease listening to its membership all together. I for one, think that our liberty ideas will gain a huge following and we will eventually be successful in winning elections for grassroots candidates. But we must build a new RPOF that welcomes diversity rather than purges it.
P.S. Here's a good site for staying informed http://republicanpartypurge.com/ and on Facebook we have http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=114057504448 Please also add me as a FRIEND on FB;-)
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Nick Egoroff
Orlando Liberty Organizer
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