FR EXCLUSIVE: RON NEHRING, CALIF GOP CHAIRMAN TO FREEP YOUR QUESTIONS--ASK AWAY!

6/14/09 | self

[tobyhill]

Why does the GOP wait until they’re in the minority in every branch before they finally decide to fight back?

[RJL]

Ron,

Does it scare you at all that the illegal aliens seem to control our national and state governments with both political parties pandering to them?

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

Bump for any new questions. Working with CAGOP to schedule a date/time.

[AmericanVictory]

Since our original post (number 15) we have discussed it and this opportunity with Senator Don Rogers and discussed with him the fact that in this, odd-numbered year, only two states, Virginia and New Jersey and that in Virginia our GOP candidate for governor, Bob McDonnell and our GOP state Chairman, Pat Mullins, have made the development of offshore oil their top priority in the GOP platform. Don says he will speak with you and Tom McClintock, whom we greatly admire. Why don't all California Republicans of note, such as Duncan Hunter and conservative celebrities, get behind Bob McDonnell and the Virginia GOP in a highly visible manner?

The development of our own oil and the betterment of our use of it (See our articles on World Net Daily under Larry Elgin, the late Tom Moorer and others.)is the only way to win the War on Terror and bring back prosperity to Virginia, California and our country.

Why don't all California Republicans and conservative celebrities get behind Bob McDonnell and the GOP ticket in Virginia so that the public clamor for oil independence and better use of oil becomes overwhelming in this year in which only two states have their own elections and carries into next year so as to expose the sheer idiocy of Waxman-Markey and other such measures and sweep the GOP back into power under the leadership of those like Senator Inhofe who have pointed out the global warming hoax from its beginning?

In past polling the American people have already made clear that they are for drilling here and now and understand that the risk of spills from drilling offshore is less than from bringing oil in in tankers. So why doesn't California's nominally Republican government come to his senses on this point and show some leadership?