"The first resolution from Henry Barbour — a longtime member from Mississippi — would prohibit the national party from coordinating with Trump or fundraising with his campaign until he wins enough delegates to be the party’s presumptive nominee."OUT! President Trump, demand a majority emergency call of the RNC, it can be done remotely. PUNCH DOWN ON THIS MISSISSIPPI TOE TAPPER...
 | "The Republican National Committee may meet by telephone conference call or by another method that enables all participants to simultaneously hear each other and have the opportunity for recognition similar to a regular in-person meeting pursuant to Rule No. 8(b) when authorized by a three-fourths (3/4) vote of the Executive Committee of the Republican National Committee in case of emergency. Other authorization for electronic meetings may be allowed elsewhere in these rules. Any conflicting language in the rules shall defer to this rule." |
Henry Barbour is a partner with Capitol Resources LLC, a public affairs consulting firm in Jackson, Miss. He also serves as Mississippi’s national committeeman to the Republican National Committee. Barbour is the nephew of former Republican Governor of Mississippi Haley Barbour.
Henry Barbour attended the University of Mississippi before working as a staff member on former Republican President George H.W. Bush’s 1988 and 1992 presidential campaigns. During the George H.W. Bush administration, Barbour served as deputy White House liaison for the U.S. Department of Energy. Barbour transitioned to work for the Republican National Committee (RNC) as a staff member and director of Team 100, a group of $100,000-level donors first established in 1988 to help elect George H.W. Bush; Barbour remained with the team through 1995.
Over the years, Barbour has also been involved in a number of congressional campaigns as well as Reince Priebus’ successful 2011 campaign for Chairman of the Republican National Committee.