[North Coast Conservative]

Ohio Republican Party Chairman Bob Bennett said the plan was, with few exceptions, well-regarded by grass-roots party members in his state.

To my fellow Ohioans, and friends from CPAC, as my grandmother used to say;"Bob Bennett wouldn't know his A$$ from a hole in the ground".

The ORP is out of touch with the conservative wing of the party in Ohio, and they don't care. They think that they are immune from backlash from the right wing. With the tax and spend proclivities of the "Inside the Beltway" group in Columbus, I say watch for the November election results.

If you want to express your feelings to Bush/Cheney'04 here are some e-mail addresses:

Darrin Clinger - Ohio Exec Dir B/C '04
DClinger@georgewbush.com

Dave Denherder - National B/C'04
ddenherder@georgewbush.com

Kevin Madden - National B/C'04
kmadden@georgewbush.com

Gary Marx-Conservative Issues B/C'04
gmarx@georgewbush.com

Dale Fellows - Regional Ohio Director B/C'04
dfellows@georgewbush.com

Give 'em hell, and

In God We Trust…..Semper Fi!

[NeoCaveman]

Ohio Republican Party Chairman Bob Bennett said the plan was, with few exceptions, well-regarded by grass-roots party members in his state.

This the same man who thinks Gov. Taft is well regarded too, what an a$$

[Huber]

Make your voices heard!

The problem is well described by Bastiat. "If the law were confined to its proper functions, then everyone's interest in the law would be the same." However, because of legal plunder by the government, our party machinery is frequently taken over by those motivated by personal expedience rather than principle. The more that you cut the size of government and lower taxes, the more these peoples will become more attracted to other professions rather than your state party machinery!