How to become a Precinct Executive:
Project Gavel
Changing the People who Change the Policy
Your County’s Candidate Selection Committee ( a.k.a.
Central Committee ) is where we citizens meet to select our
candidates for the legislatures at both the state and federal
levels. These legislators then elect the all important Speaker
of the House (and Senate Majority Leader in the Senate).
For too many years we have left this responsibility in the
hands of others, so have lost control of our country. If we
want to change the law and policy, we must change the
people who make the law and policy. That begins at the
local, precinct level of your County’s Central
Committee.
A Precinct Executive:
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is elected every two years (or 4 in some counties) in
a Primary Election
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must complete a petition, obtained from Board of
Elections (available in Jan.)
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must obtain 5-15 signatures of registered voters from
your Party in your precinct
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return petition prior to deadline
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visit your neighbors, ask for their vote.
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represents your neighborhood on your Party’s County
Central Committee.
When you win your position as Precinct Executive on the
County Central Committee, you will now be in position to
change the direction of your Party.
Prior to a primary election, the Central Committee meets to
endorse candidates (representatives, commissioners,
judges, etc.) to be on their Party’s Voters’ Guide. This guide
is used by most voters when they vote. This committee also
votes to replace an elected position if it is vacated mid-term.
Because of this endorsement process, this committee has
the power to “un-elect” incumbents by not endorsing them.
Your Party is a Coalition. A Coalition
is a group of individuals joining
together to achieve a common goal.
The purpose of a political coalition
is to win the gavel. State and
federal legislatures each have a
Chairman who controls the gavel
in that body. The Speaker is
another name for Chairman.
The Chairman controls what is voted on and when. The
GAVEL and the CALENDAR - if a Conservative Speaker is not
in charge, we will never get the Limited government, Pro-life,
Pro-free enterprise, Fiscally responsible country we seek.
We have two major political Parties (Coalitions). The Republican
Party tends to be Pro-Life, Pro-Second Amendment, and ProFree Enterprise, while the Democratic Party tends to be anti to
those principles.
The Party with the most elected candidates decides who the
Chairman of each body is. This is because the first vote on the
first day of each session is for the Chairman and it is
ALWAYS straight down Party lines. In the history of the US,
only one man broke this pattern, voting for the opposing Party’s
candidate for Speaker. That vote resulted in the ruin of his
career.
Consequently, our focus should NOT be who the President is that is a distraction. It must be how many people we get
elected within our Party to all offices, the legislature in
particular.
A DINO is a Democrat in name only. This means he/she is a
conservative in the typically liberal Democratic Party
(Coalition). Democrats who are in strong positions in their
Party (such as Pelosi), promote a DINO in a conservative
voting district. Why? So that gullible conservatives will “vote
their conscience” and vote for the conservative Democrat.
Pelosi is happy with such a victory. Why? Because she knows
that the DINO will vote for a liberal Democrat for Speaker. The
Conservative Democrat (DINO) will never get to vote on his
“good” bills because the Democrat Speaker he has voted for
will never allow it to come to a vote.
THE HIGHEST OFFICE IN THE LAND is not President. It IS
PRECINCT EXECUTIVE. Why? Because the precinct executive
in each County Central Committee across the country is on the
candidate selection committee. They 1) decide what candidates
will be on the all-important voters’ guide distributed at the polls
and 2) decide the direction of the County Republican (and
Democratic) Party. ONLY CANDIDATES ENDORSED BY THE
PARTY WIN THE PRIMARY.
The Power to Un-Elect
When there is no DINO to run in a conservative district, the
Democrats have been known to pay for campaign literature to
promote the Libertarian or Independent. Why? 1) The
Libertarian/Independent will split the Republican vote, allowing
the Democrat to win, and 2) The Libertarian/Independent will
still have to vote for a Democrat or Republican for Speaker.
A DINO in the Progressive-dominated Democratic Party WILL
vote for a Progressive for Speaker (because they vote down
Party lines).
A RINO in the Conservative-dominated Republican Party WILL
vote for a Conservative for Speaker (provided we've done our
work to dominate with conservatives).
There is NO SUCH THING as Independent or Non-Partisan.
The Speaker’s Gavel is ABSOLUTELY PARTISAN.
The Laws of Civics
People are policy
If your name is not on the ballot, you will not win
Only candidates endorsed by the Party win the
Primary
The office of Precinct Executive is the Highest Office
in the Land
The unique ability of the Central Committee to DEPRIVE an
incumbent of the endorsement is even more powerful than its
ability to endorse. This is the true power to “Term Limit”
legislators. Controlling the Endorsement process encourages
conservatives, eliminates their despair and subsequent urge to
go Third Party, beg for Term Limits or drop out altogether.
So what should we do?
1) Dominate the Central Committee of the Republican Party
(because that Coalition is more in line with conservative
issues). By dominating this Party we will change the
direction of the Party to a more conservative base.
PEOPLE ARE POLICY.
2) Never vote for a Third Party candidate. Even if the
Republican is liberal, he/she will still have to vote for a
Republican Speaker.
This is about Taking Back Our Country,
One Precinct at a Time
For presentations of this topic, contact Rick Herron.
513-518-9859; herronrjh@gmail.com