Just another proud moment in Republican Party history. Wasn’t McCarthy a Republican too.

I wonder on what basis your prediction is made? Is it based on ‘likelihood’, or on the basis that the challenges are without merit?
In truth, the ‘caucus’ for MHT was held not on the published date, but at a called meeting on the Thursday before. All business was conducted there, and the Saturday meeting was, as we were told “Just a formality”. The only aspect of business that strayed from the preordained, was the election of the Secretary. The ‘official’ Secretary was out ill. Before the meeting, the wife of the Parliamentarian was asked by the Chair, if she would be the Secretary. She balked at the task, until she was told that all she would have to do was sign the Agenda. The minutes of the meeting were already submittable! But what happened was that this woman did not get the majority of votes, and so a ‘questionable Republican’ was elected Secretary. On this information alone, it is clear that a varied voice was active at the MHT caucus. It is sad, that the Chair submitted their own minutes, and not the three pages compiled by the elected Secretary.
This was not due process. This was “don’t get in the way’ process. It is not what we want our Party to be seen as…again.
And yes, I was at the MHT caucus.

The reasons the slate containing Todd Akin and Franc Flotron was challenged are:
1. The caucus was never allowed to esablish the rules as required (Republican Party per Robert’s Rules of Order), but were forced to accept rules given by the chairman. Some of these rules were written, but others were just given orally until it was clear only the slate submitted by the chairman would be accepted for voting.
2. The slate did not receive majority support. A motion to reject this slate was not allowed by the chair.
3. The slate contained delegates from both District 1 and District 2, but District 1 voters confirmed the slate.
NOTE 1: I have a signed statement from Tom Wilsdon that the “rules (for the caucus) had already been approved and could not be changed at the caucus.”
NOTE 2: I’d advise you to check the minutes. Make sure you get the minutes written by the elected secretary, Elizabeth Bushong. The chairman, Tom Wilsdon told Elizabeth he sent in his own minutes. We believe his minutes may have been written on the caucus agenda sheet she signed on the adjournment line.
NOTE 3: The challenge for the first congressional district had to be sent to Tom Wilsdon. The challenge for the second congressional district, which included Todd Akin and Franc Flotron were sent to Richard Magee. We have not heard back from the second congressional district.

Typical Republicans, they couldn’t get their unconstitutional voter ID bill on the ballot so now they need other ways to suppress the vote, this is just ba warm-up for November. Voters, beware of Republicans bearing grudges!

And typical Timbo … still an idiot!