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And RNC delegates don't need to do the dirty work of him and others like him The well known conservative writer and TV commentator George Will has finally crossed the line of reason. He’s leaving the Republican Party because of Donald Trump. It gets worse! In a recent speech, he actually hoped that Hillary would defeat Trump in the fall, which would produce gridlock in D.C. There’s more!

I don't have a lot of background on this depressing story, but will lead you to what I have. It seems the GOP is attempting to change the rules of how delegates work within the party, which includes allowing the presumptive presidential nominee to replace delegates elected by the states.  Three points are laid out: 1) Delegates will be bound to vote in proportion to the popular vote regardless of any other considerations. 2) The presumed nominee or his agents will be able to remove or replace delegates from state conventions at will. 3) The members of the RNC may,...

Posted by samzenpus on Thursday October 07, @05:45PM from the need-to-know-basis dept. jaromil writes "Today at about 18:00 CET FBI raided the indymedia servers hosted by Rackspace both in US and England. At present, the italian indymedia and numerous other local IMC websites are obscured, while the reasons why the hard drives were taken are still unknown."

There's a group of people out there making lists and they're probably checking them at least twice. Regretably, these people are not Santa and his Merry Band of Elves. They are the evil leftist radicals at NYC Indymedia and they are listing people they would like to see harassed. They are also putting very detailed POC information out in the public domain. It would almost appear that they would like to see these individuals not quite make it home from work tomorrow. Under a file entitled DNC Working Group, they posted the names and addresses of all the delegates to...

(title edited for length) Nearly One In Five Delegates To The 2004 Republican National Convention Is A Veteran Or Active Military Personnel  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Leonardo Alcivar / Christine Iverson212-356-2300 / 202-863-8614 NEW YORK - Nearly one in five delegates to the 2004 Republican National Convention is a veteran of the United States Armed Forces or an active member of the military, the 2004 Republican National Convention announced today. Veterans will make up 15 percent of the Republican delegation and active military personnel will make up 3 percent of the delegates traveling to New York City this month...