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RNC Launches New Project to Grow Grassroots Movement

Dan_NV Wrote: Jan 23, 2013 10:36 AM

"We want to hear from you as we chart the path to future victories, the insights of activists and volunteers like you are critical." This from the the leadership of the Republican Party that worked so feverishly to destroy every candidate we championed and inserted the last person they wanted to see on the ballot ... again. They did it with McCain, they did it with Romney and the party base is fed up with their blows below the belt. In 2010, the American people demonstrated their disdain for the politics of Obama, Reid and Pelosi and gave the Republicans one final chance to get it right. The Republican establishment immediately returned to form and not only failed to lead, they failed to heed the message of the people ...

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Dan_NV Wrote: Jan 23, 2013 10:36 AM

That which is the base of the Republican Party is still trying to figure out how they are going to proceed as we move toward yet another election; knowing that we not only face the Democrats as our opposition, we face the Republican establishmentariat as well. It may take a while before we decide on a plan but once we arrive at a decision, both the Marxist-Socialists that now call themselves the Democratics and their covert enablers in what now claims to be the Republican Party will not appreciate this new direction.

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RNC Launches New Project to Grow Grassroots Movement

The Republican National Committee has launched a new website with hopes of engaging activists to help "analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the 2012 election cycle efforts of the RNC" and "is reaching out to hundreds of individuals including RNC Members, grassroots activists, donors, elected officials, community leaders and other important partners to help the Republican Party form a solid path going forward." The RNC believes in order to to properly prepare for 2016, as rumblings of who the GOP candidates will be have already started, activists must be engaged in the conversation about improvement.

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