To: New York State
Republicans and Conservatives
From: Carl PaladinoDate: November 18, 2013
Re: New York State Republican Party and 2014 Elections
On Friday I spoke with both Ken Lovett of the N.Y. Daily News and Rob Astorino and explained to each of them my current position on New York State Republican politics. This morning Ken Lovett wrote an article interpreted by the pretenders of the Republican establishment that I have weakened in my position.
Not true.
The facts are as follows:
1. The
upstate Republican rank and file are agitated and frustrated at not being
represented by their valueless elected Republican legislators who also fail to
provide an opposition to the Cuomo/Silver machine. They no longer want
gutless RINO (Republican in Name Only) leaders making decisions for them.
They want representation that promotes their beliefs but instead are given
spineless RINOs who share no common values. The national and state
Republican establishment gave us Mitt Romney, a loser who was fool enough to
side with the 1% against the 99%. Also, in 2010 they tried to deny me the
opportunity to speak at the Convention and then gave us Rick Lazio. The
rank and file spoke clearly in the primary, but the establishment laid down in
the general election.
2. This
coming year the rank and file will choose who they want to be their candidates
for statewide office. Republican establishment leadership will no longer
shove RINOs down their throats. I intend to change the Republican Party
as we have known it with the voluntary or forced resignation of previously
identified RINO County Chairs like Vinny Reda, in Rockland County, as well as
Dean Skelos as Majority Leader of the Senate and Brian Kolb as the Minority
Leader of the Assembly. Their neglect of the values of those who put them
in office and failure to provide legitimate opposition to the State's
Democratic Party machine is unforgivable. Without formidable opposition,
the Democrats produce criminal legislators and liberal regressive legislation
at an alarming rate.
It's time for party leadership at every level to respect those
who put them in office, and to lead, follow or get out of the way.
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