ASSEMBLY OF LOCAL CHAIRS???

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    ASSEMBLY OF LOCAL CHAIRS

    It seems like a logical step towards what we have all seemed to echo on this board, which is to take steps to empower our local committees. One initial idea is to form an Assembly of Chairs, from the local and county chairs. This group could develop itself outside of any DPVA charter, but also being that it would be made up of one seat for each and every county chair, one would believe that it could wield considerable influence and somewhat oversight of the DPVA.

    The Assembly could meet a couple times a year and provide added strength to the DPVA and/or provide a voice of the “people” in regards to the DPVA’s future decisions. If a vote of confidence or no confidence came down from this Assembly, it could be quite a move by the county chairs in terms of the direction of the party.

    This would also allow the local committee’s a forum in which they feel desperately needed which actually be heard, from all parts of the Commonwealth. It would also be a proactive start towards a state-wide, but trickle down fund-raising effort that could support and ignite our grassroots efforts that are so poorly in need.

    There is no doubt that quite a bit more thought would need to be put into it, and the work to go along with such an endeavor. I ask though, does the end, justify the means?

    It’s time to start thinking outside the box my friends and something like this is a start.

    Shaun Broy

    This is just continuing this “THEATRE OF THE ABSURD!”

    It’s time folks…

    They CAN NOT… WILL NOT… “Bunker Down!”

    MORAN SHOULD RESIGN IMMEDIATELY.

    THE DPVA STAFF SHOULD FOLLOW HIM RIGHT OUT THE DOOR!

    NO WAY! NO HOW! NO MORE!

    Then we turn our heads towards the Central & Steering Committees… As we turn the page…

    Join me in calling upon them to step aside immediately. It is the right thing for our party… our state… AND our people…

    Let us move on!

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