Darrell Brock, RPK Chair, is here to stay.
Contrary to any rumors you may have heard, particularly on the Bluegrassreport blog site, I have just confirmed from Mr. Brock himself that talk of his impending departure are premature at best and at worst the opposition's wishful thinking.
Labels: Blogging, Kentucky politics, Republicanism
posted by KYJurisDoctor at 7:12 PM
2 Comments:
Yep, we need to keep ol'Brock...He's done a great job hasn't he? ...GEEZ!
He's a real motivator for us grassroot Republicans... "bout like Jack Richardson in Jefferson Co...with half the L.D. Chairs the county needs (that have no idea what to do)...zero precinct captains (except on paper from the corrupt district conventions) ...and no money or any support for any candidates...that's truely the leadership we need...to lose everything of course... don't believe me? ...ask Anne Northup.
If there was a viable, active and motivated Jeff.county party, Anne's loss would not exist...
But if that's what the leader(ship) wants, let's keep 'ol Brock on board and Jack for that matter. In all honesty, this party needs NEW blood , NEW leadership and NEW direction. We should not be just sheep in the flock of ignorance nodding our heads in favor of the leader(ship) and following him to the slaughter, but to be able to have input, to guide the party in the direction to support the victory of every local, state and national race.
Anne's loss is more attributable to Republican foibles and failures than on any party organization or person. She was doomed, as any Republican would have been doomed in an OVERWHELMIMG Democratic district, with ALL the bad coming from Republicans. It was a smart move on her part, though, to do the "Rummy Shuffle" (see my post on it here), but it came way tooooo late and appeared to be the product of political opportunism.
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