While I agree with the general concept of laying all this out for the NE GOP, the document needs some restructuring and tightening up. It would make the resolution much more powerful.
I would add the requirement for Mr. Sasse to publically state he is a Republican. Once he does so, put together a second resolution that actually states what Republicanism used to mean (read: conservatism) and that Mr. Sasse is no republican. Let him hang himself with his own words.
Send these documents to every online and print publication in the state. Prepare a press release with a Reader’s Digest of the declaration(s) and provide it to every broadcast station in the state. Show up at his town halls and publically ask him about it.
Ask the NE GOP to help you. If they do not, they are supine invertebrates. (but I bet you knew that).
May I hire you as my secretary? LOL ...
Geeze, I got my hands full just with drafting this resolution of censure!
Do you know how many Republicans show up when I hold our County Convention, to elect party officers and choose delegates for the State Convention? Two or three, including me.
I ‘ve been stuck with the county chairmanship since 2012. Heck, I did not even run for a committeeman slot on the SSC, but somehow I got elected to the position!
The more I show up, the more I speak out, the more responsibility Republicans in my Congressional District decide to throw on my shoulders. Last evening, another county chair requested that I run for office - against Congressman Adrian Smith! To which request I replied NO!
Unfortunately for me, the apathy here among the agricultural folk is thick - or at least it was up until now.