THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 2016

And They Did Indeed Schedule A Vote To “Unendorse” Their Congressman

Today with only 54 more days mudslinging days until the Ohio Republican Primary Elections, Curious Cronies in Clermont County couldn’t stop asking about last night’s big Central Committee Meeting where some people said, just because Ohio Second District Podiatrist/ Congressman “Bronze Star Brad” Wenstrup had voted for that Obama-Ryan Omnibus Budget, he should now be tarred, feathered, ridden out of town on a rail, and his name removed from the Official Clermont Count Republican Party Voting Guide so that it would look something like this:

In an effort to stop the unheard-of “Un-endorsement Process,” “Bronze Star” had dispatched his troops to Wednesday night’s meeting to show a recorded video to the Central Committee in hopes of justifying his “Vote That Will Live In Infamy.”

But Wednesday night, that much anticipated presentation was never shown. Apparently there were “technical difficulties” that prohibited it from being played, and when that was announced, many of the members in the audience burst out in applause. 

Several even said they had no interest in anything “Bronze Star” had to say.

 Regardless, the committee voted to schedule a vote to consider revoking The Congressman’s endorsement for reelection. The discussion focused on TEA Party members who had the audacity to say perhaps they would’ve been better off with “Mean Jean” Schmidt in still in Congress.

No kidding! They said this even as “Mean Jean” herself sat in the back of the room during the meeting. They called Wenstrup a turncoat and said that he had been given “too many chances already” to vote against the establishment and had failed to do so.
The vote is scheduled for Wednesday, February 3, and will require a vote of 60% of the committee to revoke Wenstrup’s endorsement.

An announcement was also made that Congressman Trey Gowdy would be the featured speaker at the Lincoln Day Dinner in March. Of course, Persons of Consequence who’d read their personal copy of Tuesday’s “Clermont County Chaos” E-dition already knew about Rowdy Gowdy a day before Wednesday’s meeting ever took place.