Letter of resignation to the RNC; I quit!

Renew America ^ | 2009-01-18 | J. R. Dieckmann

[rabscuttle385]

After wrestling with this decision for two years now, I have resigned from the Republican party. The party no longer represents my values and I see no hope for real change in the foreseeable future.

The following letter is being sent to the Republican National Committee along with the California Republican Party by U.S. Mail. If you feel the same way, you are welcome to use this letter, or portions of it, for your own letter of resignation if you wish. Then contact your state Secretary of State's office to change your voter registration.

[VRWC For Truth]

Juan McAmnesty is enemy #1 of the Conservatives in the GOP and they refuse to toss him out of the party. I conclude that the GOP supports Democrats and they can go schtup themselves. I left the stupid party along time ago as a Conservative Independent. The GOP is pathetic when the tough gets going. Total wimps.

[okie01]

100% of the leaders in AIP are rock-ribbed Reagan conservatives...small "r" republicans.

100% of the electorate that will decide who our candidates will be will be that as well.

And that will add up to, what, 0.7% of the voters.

It's a waste of time. And money. But it's your time. And your money. So, go ahead.

Those who do not learn from history are doomed to re-live it...

[Neidermeyer]

Are you a smoker...? :-)
Is that an old cigarette ad?...now that you mention it, sounds familiar.
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Tarreytown?

[dcwusmc]

So start kicking already... Oh, that’s right, they don’t much care, do they? They will continue to ignore you as long as there’s a republican party they can keep running into the ground. When are YOU gonna wake up and smell the coffee?

[familyop]

"I have many issues with the RNC...Lastly, they seem COMPLETELY ISOLATED from Joe American. It’s almost like they’re in another country."

They're frequently in all kinds of other countries. Some of them even like to post world maps with all of the countries they've visited in red. They're also more loyal to some of those other countries (especially communist countries) and tend to try to foment hatred between various ethnics struggling on the bottom here. They've put much effort into makings sure that all of their relatives occupy positions in their politically correct corporations, universities and bureaucratic offices.

They contribute to, influence and vote for politicians in both political parties: whoever will keep them in power as citizens of the world.

[Brilliant]

My suspicion is that there will be a third party, but it won’t be the result of the implosion of the GOP. It will be because the Dems can’t hold their own party together. When you get a tent that’s that big, you’re bound to have disaffected factions.

[IronJack]

It was a hell of a thing to vote for someone like John McCain,

Not to beat a dead horse, but you shouldn't have. John McCain didn't deserve your vote.

[Wil H]

It will be the first time in history that a majority of American voters have not only elected a black man to POTUS, but also elected an unqualified, no résumé, unaccomplished, radical left, and likely illegal alien, without ever demanding personal history, educational records, health records, military records, or proof of citizenship from this man. He is an absolute zero on qualifications for POTUS.

black man?

He ain't black!

his mother was whiter than white.

couldn't possibly be black...

[familyop]

"I’d rather fight than switch parties. I have not contributed to the national party recently...sticking with local, state."

As of the recent election, I switched to unaffiliated. The locals are too corrupt and swing to the left whenever convenient to stop working class families trying to start any business and to dig into various trivial, private family matters. The so-called conservatives here are into "smart growth," "impact fees" and the like, whenever it suits their money accounts. They steal huge sums of money and have a local system rigged to help them get away with it.

As for smokers, they are scapegoats for the bosses' own AIDS-ridden, syphilitic family problems.

[Wil H]

The best description of the Republicans I have heard is that they behave like an abused wife.

They think if they just play nice and do everything their partner wants they will be forgiven...

[af_vet_rr]

Until you have an alternative party to vote for, you are merely retreating from the battle, just as the GOP did.

Voting for a liberal with an "(R)" next to their name is still voting for a liberal. If you want to continue voting for liberals pretending to be Republicans, by all means, do so. Some of us have had it with the party leadership taking us for granted and using our support and money non-conservative issues and candidates.

[Brilliant]

I agree that we’ve not been given a very good choice of late. But not voting or voting Democrat is no better than voting GOP—possibly worse.

[Theodore R.]

Pat Buchanan predicted on “The McLaughlin Group” that McPain will be floor leader of the new immigration amnesty bill to make sure that it cannot be filibustered.

The American people are enchanted with what they have done, and they are too stiff-necked to admit error.

The Republican Party is about as useful as a one-legged clothespin. Of course, if one gets out of the party, he cannot participate in the 2010 primaries, but most Republican primary voters are as dumb as their Democrat cousins.

[EternalVigilance]

Those who do not learn from history are doomed to re-live it...

My counsel to you would be to look in the mirror when you say that, in the light of the continuous slide of the Republican Party to the left.

[Laserman]

They called me a few days ago for a donation. I told them essentially the same thing (but in fewer words!). Until we get some real Republicans in charge of the party, like Sarah Palin, I am done with the Republicans.

[lonestar]

I don’t know where you live but in TX we have all statewide offices and it’s important to keep them. Texas has a surplus of about $11 billion ....would disappear if Dems get control.

[manc]

exactly

We have to get the RINO’s pout but saying that I’d rather have a RINO in then a Dem,

We got Mccain because it was the media who got him elected. They pushed for him and they got what they wanted.

What we have to do is get our children into media, Journo’s, Judges , teaching etc

[SwedeBoy2]

Your Letter lists most of my Grievances with the RNC.

I am only one person, Stuck here in the People’s Republic of Portland, Oregon.

My vote is vastly overwhelmed by the Masses of Marxists that live here.

I changed my Registration to Democrat So I could help with operation Chaos during the Primary.

If I could afford to move to Idaho I would.

“When the people find they can vote themselves money,
that will herald the end of the republic.”

The followers of Obama have discovered this.

[bobby.223]

well said Elk. we have a long road back and we are not going to get there by rolling over.

[manc]

correct.
wouldn’;t voting third party be better for the Dems?

lets face it , we need to let the GOP know that Mccain and CO need to get out , we need to target him in his elections while putting up a decent conservative in his area, same as Graham