Texas State GOP Convention Nueces County Proceedings -Part 2

Texas State GOP Convention Nueces County Proceedings

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[RowdyBull]

It is interesting that only certain parts of this are shown. Most of these appeals and such should of been handled in the Credentials Committee. Alternate Delegates can not be seated during a vote or discussion before a vote. So to be seated, you had to be seated by your Senate Chair before the discussion and meeting started. This was the first day. 6 mins into this video...she explains that the temp rules and committees have to be passed so they can get to elections of Chair and Vice Chair.

[bryanxt]

Be sure to see part 1 and part 3. Part 3 is a direct continuation of part 2. Part 1 ends due to the tape ending. Part 2 starts with the new tape. There is also a clip from day 1. There was some editing out for non-relevant motions / orders (reading of SREC members). If there is any section you would like to see let me know and I'll get it posted. I was not at any of the committee meetings but I don't think they allowed video anyway. Thanks.

[mkauai2]

My God! Could they have made that panel table any more imposing.

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[PizzaGod]

Really, we estimated that 15-20% of the people there were Ron Paul supporters.

Yet Paul Perry got over 35% of the vote???? And nearly everyone at the convention didn't even know he was running till the say of the convention.

In my county, we have been welcomed with open arms. We had several long time Republican activists witness rules violation in Houston.

One that was on the Rules committee who attended the Credentials committee, he said it was the worst rules violation he has ever seen

[MalikKillian]

I hate that bitch so much. The delegates run the convention, not the chair. If they want to override her decisions she'll just have to shut the fuck up and deal with it. If you read Robert's Rules you'd know that half the shit she did was out of order.

Either way, what happened in Nueces county was completely tyrannical. I would've started some serious shit if I was at their convention.

[base1aransas]

Also I'm really happy this was posted. The matrix is coming undone.

[base1aransas]

Since we got spanked on the 4th, and as the Bush (Neocon) doctrine damage takes things down. I hope this vid get a reinterest in views. We'll C.

[PizzaGod]

Tina got up in front of over 5000 Republicans and flat out lied about the ruling of the lawsuit in Harris Co.

For one, Tina stated that Debra was going to have to pay all the RPT lawyer bills, this was a flat out lie. They only have to pay the filing fees they had already paid.

2nd was the email Tina sent out before the convention saying they won the case from your convention. That was also a lie, in fact they won that case and your Chairman had to turn over the documents they were seeking

[danjado]

It's irrelevant who you supported. The Nueces Cty Convention was simply not run according to the rules. The rump convention was held per RPT rules because the Chair was not following RPT rules or RRNR. Listen to the video. Should they have been disenfranchised for following the rules? If the convention was invalid, so too were the delegates from it. Several of them even voted in the Dem primary! It's about rule of law. The "Paulistas" I know are very much Repubs - read the Platform, they have.

[imagrandpa]

And all of you fake Republicans have

fun in November while Obama kicks

McBush's Arse !!!

[imagrandpa]

VERY well said.

As a voting Republican for 40 years,

I will NEVER Vote for McBush.

It may be in the cards for Obama to get

elected and to continue the downward

spiral.

We are closer to "ROCK BOTTOM" than many

people think !!!

[bayflcommish]

I was at my Nueces County precint, I held my precinct convention. I was elected as a delegate. Is it because I chose John McCain over Ron Paul that I should be disenfranchised. I fear that they (Paulistas) have become the very thing they are complaining about. Furthermore, are they Republicans or Libertarians?

[creton4]

Not to be too picky, but it's called the Republican Party of Texas Convention. "State" isn't in the name ... though it's often put in there to avoid confusion.