Republican Official Tells CNBC: We Choose the Nominee, Not the People. Voters should remove this piece of work from being a delegate, should demand that the delegates should vote the way the people voted or else their votes are invalid
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Republican Official Tells CNBC: We Choose the Nominee, Not the People (Video)
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Videography by Barbara Rosenfeld 

March 16th, 2016 @ 11:06 am
This proves it once more: the so called Republican party is a treasonous organization run by NWO guilty in the 2008/2012/2016 triple coup. GOP must be abandoned and prosecuted, and the remnants of patriots and true conservative must unit under https://JudeoChristianAmerica.org
Trump may need such a party – and this scenario is mentioned in this Open Letter:
https://JudeoChristianAmerica.org/OpenLetter/ToTrump.htm
while a bigger picture is outlined here:
https://JudeoChristianAmerica.org/2016DefeatOfCivilization.htm
March 16th, 2016 @ 9:52 pm
New York Republican Party Central Committee Has sent a solicitation to Registered Republican couple of days ago.
It states the following.
1)We need your help to stand firm against Hillary Clinton in this election.
2)We have to reverse Mr. Obama policies
3)We appreciate your steadfast support
4)Help us progress to the above goals
5)Accept our Certificate of honor being Republican and proudly display it
6)Please Donate to help us achieve the above goals
The silent part is: We the RINOs will manage this activity for you.
We will choose the Republican candidate to nominate for POTUS.
You just vote Republican.
I am thinking to myself:
There is only Trump to vote for POTUS
There are only few of the people from the current Congress to vote for. And perhaps this number is close to just 10 or less.
So it may be so that only few Republicans can be elected to represent the views of the Grassroots from the existing Congress. Thew candidats for the Congress are hardly known as representing grassroots interests.
The Republican Party does not represent the interests of Republican grass roots. The new party is needed to represent these interests.
Alexander Gofen outlines how this can be accomplished in the Open Letter to Mr. Trump. See poster #1.