Now I know why the Repelicans are so screwed up. They get so tied up in their underwear about a silly bylaw. What ever happened to common sense in this damn state?
As a republican, I have to say that I wish the bylaws insisted that all republicans support the best candidate, regardless of party. That's what I do.
Also, with respect to President Valentine, I think this is mostly heresay, and although I wish it was true, I don't think it is - he just made Margaret Dayton chair of the Senate Education Committee. It doesn't seem to me like he is concerned about her having too much power or influence, or leading the Senate down bad paths.
Guess what, he broke the bylaws. As much as I agree that the bylaw is not the best policy, it is the way things are run down here with an iron stick. Curt Bramble enforces it when he wants to thru his wife.
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Now I know why the Repelicans are so screwed up. They get so tied up in their underwear about a silly bylaw.
What ever happened to common sense in this damn state?
As a republican, I have to say that I wish the bylaws insisted that all republicans support the best candidate, regardless of party. That's what I do.
Also, with respect to President Valentine, I think this is mostly heresay, and although I wish it was true, I don't think it is - he just made Margaret Dayton chair of the Senate Education Committee. It doesn't seem to me like he is concerned about her having too much power or influence, or leading the Senate down bad paths.
Natalie,
Guess what, he broke the bylaws. As much as I agree that the bylaw is not the best policy, it is the way things are run down here with an iron stick. Curt Bramble enforces it when he wants to thru his wife.
They are stupid bylaws.
Natalie,
He did neither. He did not support the Republican Candidate nor did he support the best candidate. Christy Achziger was by far the best candidate.
What he did do is stab a great candidate in the back because he thought she would have voted for Waddoups as Senate President.
Yes he broke the bylaws to make sure he could retain his power. What other lines is his moral gap willing to cross?
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