Only the Courts Can Save the Republican Party!
Progressive advocates of Critical Primary Theory, under color of state primary election laws, have CONSPIRED to deprive Republicans of their rights and privileges secured by the First Amendment
What is the conspiracy?
To empower of the Progressive primary system to nominate the Republican candidate for President, instead of the Republican National Convention.
Who are the conspirators?
The Republican National Committee, Inc., various Secretaries of State, campaign consultants, media, pollsters, academics and other advocates of Critical Primary Theory.
Who is harmed by the conspiracy?
Individual members of the Republican Party who become delegates are deprived of their exclusive right to nominate the Republican candidate for President at their quadrennial Republican National Convention.
Candidates are harmed by wasting valuable resources chasing primary voters instead of recruiting and training supporters to become effective delegates to advocate and VOTE for their nomination at the Republican National Convention in July, 2024.
Republicans, generally, are harmed when their influence in the candidate selection process is diluted by the participation of non-Republican voters in numerous open primary events, and those votes help determine the primary “winner”.
Republicans are further harmed when the RNC surrenders control of the Republican National Convention to the campaign of the “presumptive nominee” who, historically, has commandeered the Rules Committee resulting in “rules chaos”.
How is the conspiracy constructed?
The BIG REPUBLICAN PRIMARY LIE begins with the RNC, Inc. falsely ordering state parties, via required Rule 16 filings, to mandate “binding”convention delegates forcing them to vote according to the results of state sponsored primaries or party caucuses.
Without the “binding” element, in this context a synonym for “delegate voting”, primaries become nothing more than a public opinion poll.
The media gives credence to the BIG REPUBLICAN PRIMARY LIE by broadcasting and publishing the lie using complicit sources from the RNC, Inc., “Republican strategists”, campaign staff, lawyers, pollsters, academics, Secretaries of State, as well as frequent “anonymous” experts.
How do the courts get involved in this issue?
Under 42 U.S.C. Section 1983, any Republican may sue state and local officials for the “deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured by the Constitution”.
"Section 1983 Litigation" refers to lawsuits brought under Section 1983 (Civil action for deprivation of rights) of Title 42 of the United States Code (42 U.S.C. § 1983). Section 1983 provides an individual the right to sue state government employees and others acting "under color of state law" for civil rights violations. Section 1983 does not provide civil rights; it is a means to enforce civil rights that already exist. (University of Minnesota Law Library)
The recent Minnesota Supreme Court case exposes elements of the conspiracy to deprive Republicans of their right to choose the Republican Presidential nominee.
The Minnesota State Supreme Court issued a ruling November 8th that confirms the existence of a conspiracy to deprive Republicans from all states and territories of their right to choose the Republican nominee for President of the United States.
Critical Primary Theory advocates have instituted state sponsored primaries, managed by the various Secretaries of State in collaboration with the illegitimate occupiers of the Republican National Committee, to exercise the authority to nominate the Republican candidate for President in 2024.
Binding delegates to cast their votes at the Republican National Convention in accordance with the state primary vote is the act that deprives delegates of their individual rights and privileges.
While the plaintiffs in the Minnesota case were seeking to have Donald Trump kept off the Minnesota presidential primary ballot, the Court instead dismissed the case.
In doing so, the Minnesota Supreme Court said this about primaries:
“…although the Secretary of State and other election officials administer the mechanics of the election, this is an internal party election to serve internal party purposes, and winning the presidential nomination primary does not place the person on the general election ballot…”. (Emphasis added)
And the Court said this about conventions:
“The Legislature enacted the presidential nomination primary process to allow major political parties to select delegates to the national conventions of those parties; at those conventions the selected delegates will cast votes along with delegates from all of the other states and territories and choose a presidential candidate who will subsequently appear on the general election ballots”. (Emphasis added)
MINNESOTA GOP CHAIR CONSPIRES
In a press release following the ruling, Republican Party of Minnesota Chairman David Hann said, “Today is a good day for democracy and the rule of law, as the Minnesota Supreme Court rejected attempts made by Democrat activists to circumvent and undermine the voice of voters in Minnesota elections”.
And further, in part, Hann said …”Courtrooms in Minnesota will not be used to prevent voters from fully participating in our elections.”
His statement is inconsistent with the language in the ruling of the Court since he explicitly concedes the Minnesota nomination process to primary voters.
THE RNC CONSPIRES WITH THE MINNESOTA GOP
In a November 9 email to Minnesota Republicans, Chairman Hann sent information for those interested in becoming a delegate to the Republican National Convention.
Included was an “Affidavit of Agreement to the Rules for the 2024 Republican National” required of all delegates.
In part, it says: As a condition to being considered for this position I acknowledge that I have read, understand, and agree to abide by the following rules:
…”if I am a delegate…during the first round of balloting at the 2024 Republican National Convention, I must vote for the presidential candidate who has qualified via the MN Presidential Primary statewide if I am so bound per the MN GOP’s RNC approved delegate selection plan”.
MEDIA CONSPIRES
Here is how the media participates in the conspiracy.
Patrick Marley, writing for the Washington Post, wrote this about the Minnesota ruling:
“In a short court order, Minnesota Chief Justice Natalie E. Hudson said the justices are dismissing the case because the state’s primary is “an internal party election to serve internal party purposes”, and then instead of continuing the exact language from the ruling quoted above, substituted this: that does not provide the final determination of who appears on the ballot for the general election in November 2012”.
See what he did there?
The language from the court ruling clearly nullifies the notion that primaries “bind” the delegates!
This Minnesota example is not designed to single out Minnesota as a rogue state party nor to single out the Washington Post as the only BIG REPUBLICAN PRIMARY LIAR.
It is simply exemplary of the way the co-conspirators within the Republican Party will operate in virtually every state.
In the case of the conspiring media, there is no daylight between all those in the media that parrot THE BIG REPUBLICAN LIE that primaries will determine who the Republican nominee for President will be.
It is our hope that the media will recognize the risk involved with continuing to promote the BIG REPUBLICAN PRIMARY LIE and voluntarily CEASE AND DESIST doing so.