GOP delegates sue the republican party

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Your own delegates have to sue to get correctly repersented.


damn you do love keeping people from having their votes count huh?
 
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This bill comes largely as a revolt against the presumption by the Republican National Committee that Romney has collected the 1144 delegates needed to cinch the GOP Nomination.

The truth is Romney only has 1107 delegates, as per the latest counts listed at thereal2012delegatecount.com. However, if delegates cannot be bound to a candidate, and under law have the right to vote their conscience at the National Convention, then it cannot be known by anybody, with certainty, who the nominee will be until after the delegates have, via the convention process, chosen a nominee.

The reality is that for nearly six months now, the Republican National Committee has in fact broken it’s own rule. Rule 11 from the Rules of the Republican Party states:
GOP Delegates file lawsuit against Republican National Committee and every State Republican Party under the jurisdiction of the 9th Circuit Court. « OneSquareLight
 
You keep padding your post count by posing 3 to 5 posts for one subject. By the way numerous posts about the same thing don't make them any more important truthful or relevant.
 
The fact that he uses one post or three does not minimize the importance of this thread. It will be interesting to see how this turns out.
 
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gee i thought they ALL agreed robmoney was the bees knees
 
why is your party suing its self to be able to NOT vote for robmoney?
 
suing your fucking self.

now that is a real indication of deep family love huh
 
If Obama loses to Mittens,Williard,or whatever dumb ass name you
wanna hang on em...The Democrat party may never recover.
First Gore loses.
Second Kerry loses...
Then an incumbent Obama loses to a so called dope like Romney.... hhe heh hhe....

We will see who is laughing.
 

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