Wasn’t it you who called the Bachmann supporters “zombies” and “lemmings?” Those were diehard grassroots activists who worked tooth and nail to see Bachmann was endorsed — people you now say the Party desperately needs.

Your judgment is very questionable — whether it was getting wasted and acting like an asshat at the 2006 election night party or jumping on the Kennedy Misery Bus Tour in the final days of the 2006 campaign and abandoning your BPOU in the process.

Take a step off your soapbox, lose the indignant attitude, and get back to reality/the real world.

I’m giving you my opinion of the facts that transpired, if Brodkorb wasn’t a foaming at the mouth angry unhinged bully with me and others, and we are making it up, then wouldn’t he step up and say that I’m lying? He can’t, he did try to bully others into submission and has done everything he can to keep us in the shadows along with his friends on campaigns and in the party, And that is one of the biggest things, people don’t always get along, but when they do verything in their power to limit our exposure, that is a huge problem.

Character does matter. Character is one of the biggest things that differentiates us from the Democrats. They belive the ends justifies the means. Unfortunately Brodkorb does too. Anything to get themselves ahead or move their agenda ahead is all that matters. Scorched earth politics with in the GOP is a dangerous tactic. It is the thing that divides the party.

We need far less of that from leaders. We need leaders who will take any willing to help and find the ways to utilize them, not make sure they are left on the outside looking in. We need people who will listen to ideas from the grassroots, not from their rolodex or singers of their checks.

We have too many people who base their behavior and actions on how it helps their own careers, not how it helps the party. If you can’t understand that, and think give the guy a chance and believe what he says now, not what he did to get where he is, then there is no point in us debating.

As I said, character matters. So does honesty. In the Deputy Chair’s race, it is a lopsided advantage for Fleming…. in my oh so humble opinion of course.

Say, Jerry, didn’t you listen to what people said they would do last time around and back Carey? Hindsight is 20-20, but learning from your mistakes is called wisdom.

As for the Vice-Chair slot, “better” remains a matter of opinion, and you seem to be basing your assessment entirely on how you have been treated, or mistreated, by the candidates. Again, you have every right to express your opinion and describe your experiences, or your paranoiac suspicions, but don’t expect everybody to switch sides in the race– assuming we have one at all– just because of it. Frankly, I plan to base my decision, if re-elected, based on my assessment of the plans these candidates present, and of their ability to realize those plans. Nothing else matters to me.

No factual.

I do have a better candidate for Dep. Chair and I want people to get to know the real Michael Brodkorb. He doesn’t want people to see and hear what he is really like. How he has tried to drive certain people away. I will not hold my nose and support him.

You can’t seriously be saying that MN Republicans had a single chance to select the POTUS candidate. No seriously, are you really trying to pretend that the grassroots picked McCain? And they call me nuts.