Posted on 10/01/2015 6:01:43 AM PDT by DaveinOK54
What we are seeing is a three front battle for 2016:
1. The GOPe working in Washington DC via McConnell, Boehner et al. (Facilitating Wall Street via the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Tom Donohue and K-Street)
2. The GOPe working in state-by-state party legislatures (Example NC – for their Road Map)
3. The GOPe using Rovian Strategy in media via “Operation Hummingbird” (Carly Fiorina and Marco Rubio to take down Trump on the campaign)
Everyone can watch it play out and grow increasingly frustrated, or we can proactively get involved and derail their plans. Operation Cold Anger is the method/strategy we have developed to derail the RNC/GOPe objectives.
The essential elements to defeat the Road Map will have to confront and counter the GOPe plan at each point of advancement. Broadly speaking:
1.We target the DC scheme by overwhelming the current elected representatives with incoming communication from us. We will show how to do that easily and effectively in the upcoming days and weeks.
2.We target the GOPe Road Map by overwhelming the Republican party apparatus with a base of electoral voter they never anticipated in the primary race. We shift party registration from Democrat, Independent and/or other, into Republican Party registration. This is exactly counter to their need for a small base of primary voter to control and manipulate.
3.We target the media narrative by broadcasting the size and scope of our assembly. We have multiple ways to do this. More will come out in the upcoming days and weeks. The goal will be to show how many of us actually exist. You’ll actually be blown away by the size of this coalition – we will have specifics beginning tomorrow.
(Excerpt) Read more at theconservativetreehouse.com ...
Much more info at the link.......
I’m all in for this effort and am awaiting my marching orders.
“...We shift party registration from Democrat, Independent and/or other, into Republican Party registration.”
Uh, you might want to be very careful about how that’s done, and with whom. You see, a very important part of the GOPe’s strategy is to use Dem crossover voters in “Republican” primaries (like South Carolina, which STILL sticks in my craw because of what the Dems did in voting for McStain and killing Fred Thompson’s campaign).
Follow up, by sundance, on how to counteract the GOPee’s roadmap. Also refers back to the 1982 GOP agreement of not contesting races....
.....As a direct result of Donald Trump, the only stumbling block they did not anticipate and the most significant wrecking ball to their entire scheme, the power-players have necessarily adjusted their scheme.
Unfortunately, many state party officials are part of the RNC program; still more are actually influenced by the Bush family tentacles (Colorado Bush/Stapleton example). And as a consequence we are working through a series of states identifying what changes to the road map are being constructed in secret.
For those who remain skeptical the latest evidence of the RNC/GOPe machinations is abundantly evident in North Carolina.
Last week the North Carolina legislature changed their primary date to March 15th. Normally this would not be too big a deal, until you combine the date change with the February ’15 RNC rule change, and then note how the National Republican Committee allowed North Carolina to violate the guidance they previously put into place.
All primary races between March 1st and March 14th are -by RNC rule- “proportional delegate distributions”. All primary races on/after March 15th are supposed to be, by the same rules, “winner take all”.
[…] In 2014, the RNC approved selection rules that govern how each state’s delegates are portioned out from the primaries. Under one of the changes, states holding their primaries between March 1 and March 14 will have their delegates doled out proportionately with election results, a change that will likely stymie a movement candidate.
States that have primaries on or after March 15 will be winner-take-all states. (link)
As a consequence, the change last week by North Carolina would make them a ‘winner-take-all’ state. But not so fast. In order to benefit the RNC/GOPe agenda, the RNC allowed North Carolina to use “proportional delegate distribution” even though it violates the previous rule/guidance. (pdf’s of party rules here)
In fact, the opposite happened. The RNC actually REWARDED North Carolina for violating their own national party rules:
[…] When state lawmakers agreed to move the presidential primary to March 15, that gave the state’s Republican Party the ability to decide which method to use.
A.J. Dauod, the Sixth District Republican chairman, said Sunday the Republican National Committee also gave the state party 72 delegates, instead of 12, because of the move. That makes North Carolina the state with the sixth highest number of delegates at the convention. (read more)
We share this information because it evidences what we have been trying to call attention to for several months. The RNC/GOPe are working diligently behind the scenes to change the rules – specifically because the original rule changes have been up-ended by Donald Trump and his broad-based campaign appeal.
We are showing you evidence of the RNC allowing their own national rules to be violated IF the changes benefit the scheme to elect Jeb Bush. This is why Jeb repeatedly says in various interviews that he is confident, despite his lack of electoral support, he will be able to secure the nomination.
The proportional assignments of delegates benefits Jeb because the Road Map is designed to get him the nomination with 15 to 20% electoral support via delegate distribution.
In addition to North Carolina, we have identified similar state legislative maneuvering currently underway in Colorado, Ohio, Virginia and Florida. In addition signs of similar activity is noted in Texas, New York, Arkansas and South Carolina. It is not coincidental these states also represent other members of the GOPe pro-Jeb Bush “Splitter Team“.
Much more at link.
“...We shift party registration from Democrat, Independent and/or other, into Republican Party registration.”
If you are in a closed primary State, no need to do so with open primaries. We need do GOTV in the primaries, most voters don’t vote in them.
Success in all three of these areas requires substantial underlying infractructure operating in a closely coordinated manner.
Like the Progressives have with the Unions, the MSM and all their political activist groups.
If such doesn’t exist here, the chances of the effort being a success are slim. I’ve seen little sign that such is being actively developed let alone is in place and us ready to go into operation.
The fact that the potential of the TEA Party doesn’t seem to have been exploited to build such an infrastructure represents a major lost opportunity.
Then again, I have occasionally wondered why many of the various TEA Party apparatuses seemed to go dark pretty quickly. I chalked it up to a combination of the membership having become ambivilant and seeing them as having outlived their purpose (winning back the House but not seeing any tangible benefits from it) and the active effort to shut them down that as run out of the IRS.
If they were just mothballed, put into something akin to cadre status and even quietly built further out, and are now ready to relaunch, that would be awesome.
The GOPe is trying to go the same route as the Dems in having a preselected nominee while still presenting the appearance of a “democratic” process and avoiding smoke-filled back-room political maneuvering.
The Dems did this using Superdelegates. It cooled off their activist base and allowed them to move incrementally further and further Left instead of lurching all over the place.
http://www.diamondandsilkinc.com/how-to-switch
Diamond and Silk are on it. See link and donate a little if you can.
Thanks for the ping.
Operation Cold Anger
Then go to GA (actually earlier) with 76 delegates. Say Trump wins 40%, or 28, but number two in Georgia is Carson, with 15%, or about 10, and Cruz comes in #5, with 2.
Right there, after two primaries, Trump has 79, Cruz 32, Carson, 25.
But by then, it's "winner take all," and in just Missouri, Arizona, Wisconsin, and a few others where Trump is leading, he could wrap up another 300 delegates in a hurry as people ditch their favored candidate who won't win and go all out to stop Bush or Rubio.
Now throw in FL with 99, where Trump leads big over Bush and Rubio (and Cruz isn't in the mix and Carson is lower). So, Trump wins 40% or 36, Rubio is #2 with 25% or 27, Bush is #3 with, say, 25, Carson #4 with 20, and Cruz is #5 with 10.
Now Ted has dropped to third with 42, while Trump has 105, Carson 45, etc.
Even if, say, in Michigan, Trump were to lose to Carson 35-30%, Carson gets 16, Trump gets 14, other people divide the leftovers.
ALL these numbers change if and when Trump has 2-3 big victories in a row (say, IA, NH and SC) and all of a sudden people stop hanging with Carson and going to their #2, Trump and his delegate totals go up.
I like the way you think LS :)
Wow. Interesting.
And in terms of bargaining for delegates, I think ultimately Dr. Carson and Ted Cruz will throw theirs to Trump and that Cruz has his choice of veep or AG and Carson either HHS or Surgeon General.
We don't think our votes are getting counted...if Trump gets 54 out of 100 votes and Bush (who Hatch says Utah is going for) gets 46 votes, the votes will carry Bush because of the margin of loss...makes sense? To them it does, but to us voters it doesn't...
Whatever Senor Hatch wants Senor Hatch gets....and he has the whole of the LDS church behind him....
Thought Florida was winner take all. That’s how they manipulated Ginrich out of delegates and gave the lead to Romney last time. Last minute change
Yes. They are out maneuvering the GOP ee using their own technique My worry is that the total of the three amigos must always be higher than the those in the Bush camp
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