Republicans Who Aren't and Their Resolutions 3/9

from Cowboy State Politics Hosted by David Iverson

Over the weekend, two resolutions of censure showed up in county GOP meetings. Both of them failed miserably. The reasons they were brought have nothing to do with anything Republican and everything to do with personal squabbles. All political organizations have to have money to operate; so it doesn't make sense to try to prevent anyone from raising money. But that is exactly what the Teton County GOP and Taylor Allred attempted to do. Also, the Cow Pie (CSD) takes a stab at describing what a Republican is. Their attempt reveals more about who the Cowboy State Daily is than anything.

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