Showing posts with label California RINOs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label California RINOs. Show all posts

Thursday, September 21, 2017

Resolution Proposal: Censure for Lawless RPLAC Central Committee



WHEREAS

The California Republican Party depends on active grassroots organization founded on the efforts of individual Republican voters,

And

WHEREAS

Central Committees within California’s 58 Counties are established to ensure the most active and engaging means of organizing grassroots efforts to raise money, register voters, and win elections,

And

WHEREAS

Volunteer clubs within counties receive charters from Central Committees to facilitate efforts with other Republicans and complete all necessary and effective goals to win elections and advance Republican values,



And

WHEREAS

The Los Angeles County Republican Party Central Committee disregarded its own by-laws to threaten the removal of the President of the Beach Cities Republicans,
And
WHEREAS 

The Republican Central Committee Executive Board unjustly revoked the charter for the large and engaged Beach Cities Republicans,

Three RINOs walk into a bar ....


RESOLVED

The Republican Party of Los Angeles County Central Committee is hereby censured for abusive and unprofessional practices against the grassroots conservative Republicans of Los Angeles County, particularly the Beach Cities Republicans.

--Arthur Schaper
President, Beach Cities Republicans




Tuesday, September 12, 2017

"Keep Top Two!": More Controlled Failure from the CAGOP Establishment

The California Republican Party is struggling for any kind of relevance.

We have grassroots leaders and activists like Carl DeMaio, Travis Allen, Joseph Turner, Robin Hvidston, among many others who want to make California Great Again for all California residents--citizens, men and women who live in this great country LEGALLY.

We want to see the political class go down and we want the public class of law-abiding citizens to see their power and prosperity restored in our great state.

Of course, the GOP Establishment seems more keen on losing gracefully, if such a thing is still possible.



Other friends and co-warriors in the movement call this perverse desire to lose "Controlled Failure."

California Republican establishment types are A-OK with losing, so they hitch their wagons to their least objectionable Democrat, as if that is going to make them have any power or influence at the table. What a sad commentary on what has happened to the once pre-eminent and influential California GOP.

Other blue states are seeing a kind of Red Renaissance. Even in Colorado, there are more Republican Congressmen and at least one US Senator. The state no longer has a Democratic trifecta, and for all intents and purposes it looks as though a Republican will retake the Governor's mansion after 8 years of Hickenlooper failure.

Even in Maine, there is a Republican Congressman in the northern part of the state for the first time in 20 years, and one Electoral Vote went to a Republican candidate, the first time any Republican electoral cast a ballot in nearly 30 years.

But California continues to witness GOP Decline.

This latest eblast will show why:

Dear Delegate,

As former Republican state legislative leaders, we've each been responsible for electing Republicans. We know what it takes to win, and what's at stake.

We're writing to strongly recommend that Republican delegates reject the current efforts to repeal Proposition 14. Repealing Proposition 14 right now would rescue California Democrats from their brutal and costly infighting, and would almost certainly unleash a potentially devastating tsunami of money against our Republican candidates, a tsunami that might put us in super minority status indefinitely.

Just look at the facts. As reported by Cal Watchdog, over the past three election cycles, Democrats have spent a staggering $197 million on intraparty battles under Proposition 14. The Democratic infighting under Proposition 14 has become so vicious that Politico recently wrote that California's Democratic Party has plunged into "civil war," and the Chair of the Democratic Party recently warned that Proposition 14 is the "gravest danger" facing the Democratic Party.

When your opponents are attacking each other, the best strategy is to get out of the way.

It's difficult enough to win legislative seats when Democrats are currently outraising Republicans 3 to 1. You don't have to fully support the top two primary to realize that now is no time to repeal Proposition 14 and give the Democrats a $197 million dollar gift - enough to spend $3 million targeting every single Republican legislator in the State Senate or State Assembly.

Our California Republican Party faces challenges, and the comeback won't happen overnight. But needed reforms are taking hold and the party is headed in the right direction in the long term. Whether you support Proposition 14 or not, we should all agree that it's a positive development that the Democrats are spending $197 million against their own candidates instead of against ours.

Let's focus on rebuilding our party - not theirs. We urge you to join us in rejecting current efforts to repeal Proposition 14.


Martin Garrick
Assembly Republican Leader
2010

Sam Blakeslee
Assembly Republican Leader
2009-2010
Bob Huff
Senate Republican Leader
2012-2015
 
Robert Naylor
Assembly Republican Leader 1982-1984
CRP Chairman 1987-1989
George Plescia
Assembly Republican Leader 2006

  
This is leadership?

"Let's just give up. let's just watch Democrats tear each other up. The Democratic Party is in a state of civil war, and they are spending their money away like crazy!"

What this calculus fails to take into account is that the Democratic cronies have plenty of money. They will just spend more. They also don't realize that many of these races have no Republicans at all in key races. An unprecedented spent of contests in Los Angeles Count had no Republican on the ballot.

By the way, why are Democrats in a civil war? It has nothing to do with the Top Two. It has everything to do with the disgust among Democratic grassroots operatives and the Democratic establishment, even though both sides of the party have no principles since they have been pushing for the rapid expansion of the government into our daily lives and refuse to honor their oaths of office.

This Top Two insanity is bad on so many levels, but these creepy people are lining up with this loss and doubling down?!

Statewide races do not have a Republican running, either--and donors are less likely than ever to donate because there is no guarantee whatsoever that a Republican will make it to the general statewide election!

These liberals don't seem to understand that the Prop 14 mumbo-jumbo has deprived all political parties of power.

The jungle primary has also removed choice for third parties, and those third -parties had enough influence to pull votes away from liberal candidates and help Republicans get elected/

The Top Two primary has made it even harder for moderate candidates to show some influence. Republicans are getting pushed out entirely. ENTIRELY.

This is not leadership, and this is not vision. This is folly, pure and simple.

I support the Stop Prop 14 initiative. I want to do everything that I can to send this jungle primary abuse. We need to re-enfranchise every voter and give them real choices!

I have some questions:

1. Who got my contact information to send me this eblast?

2. Who is paying for this mass email campaign?

3. Why is former Republican leadership falling into line with this weak-kneed nonsense?

4. When will get rid of Top Two?

Wednesday, July 19, 2017

Update: More Divorce Among CA Assembly GOP RINOs?

I just received this tip about one of the Cap and Traitor Republicans who caved to Munger Pressure and voted or the abusive, abysmal tax hike package.

Marc Steinorth.



And guess what?

He's going through a bitter divorce, too!

EEK!

What is it with Sacramento politicos?!

They can't stay faithful to anyone!

Check out the evidence below:


Wow!

What is it with these people?

There is too little oversight in Sacramento, and our legislators are convinced that they do not have to behave themselves.

What kind of man does not stay married or stay connnected with his spouse?

When does the disappointment end?!

Sunday, July 16, 2017

Upcoming Cap and Trade Deal in Sacramento: Has the Deep State Taken Over?

California State Assembly Permanent Minority Leader Chad Mayes is a total loser.

This man is going through a nasty divorce with his wife, who will not leave him a penny.

Rumor has it that he had an affair in Sacramento with someone --although I can't say at this time with whom ...

This man is a bed of personal problems, and his weekend has gone from bad to worse since he showed his cards to the Governor and plotted to sell out the entire state of California for this corrupt Cap and Trade vote.

People on the left as well as the right are absolutely opposed to this legislation!!

But now, more questions are coming to light for me. How can this be possibly happening? Why is Mayes acting like such a liberal coward?



I have more and more questions about this whole business in Sacramento with this minority leader in Name only ...

1. How is it possible for Chad Mayes, who is facing a messy divorce while dealing with a rumbling, furious caucus able to maintain any kind of control over all the goings-on in Sacramento?

2. I have to wonder ... has Mayes turned over control and supervision of the Cap and Trade deal to someone else, what I will call "The Deep State of Sacramento", aka the DSS?

3. Who is this DSS? The chiefs of staff? The lobbyists who connect with the chiefs of staff? From what I understand, these staffers and legislative analysts, etc. are also allowed to have outside income. Or are they?



4. If such Deep State saboteurs exist, are they required to disclose their income from outside sources? If so, how can anyone of us get this information?

If anyone out there has this information--or can answer these questions for me ...

Please feel free to contact me at ...

arthurschaper@hotmail.com

Or call me at (310) 793-8647