
IS IT TRUE a regular CCO Blogger posted this comment in yesterdays IIT post?  …that Mr. Biden post really caught our attention since we made reference in yesterday IIT about City Councilman Jonathan Weaver attending Republican Mayor Winnecke  “GALA†fundraiser last Friday at the Centre?  … after looking at Joe Biden’s post we are extremely puzzled why the State Democratic Party Chairmen John Zody, 8th District Democratic Chairmen Tony Long and Vanderburgh County Chairmen Rob Faulkner  hasn’t conducted a formal investigation on possible party disloyalty issues concerning City Councilmen Weaver’s and other precinct and ward leaders actions during the course 2 years?  …attached below is an extremely interesting article for your review and comments?
 JoeBiden says:
February 10, 2014
Press, apparently that rule only applies in Vanderburgh County;
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 31, 2009
State Democratic Central Committee removes Henry County Chair
Unanimous vote comes after investigation, finding of party disloyalty
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Democratic Party State Central Committee met today and unanimously voted to remove Henry County Chair Steve Clark from his position as a result of failed leadership that included multiple violations of party rules.
Clark was barred from holding any party office sanctioned by the Indiana Democratic Party for a term of five years. The Henry County Vice Chair will assume the Chair’s responsibilities until the party reorganization meeting on March 7.
Clark was removed from office following a formal investigation into allegations that he allowed Democratic party officials to openly support the Republican mayoral candidate in New Castle in 2007, leading to the election of the first Republican mayor there in 56 years.
A Jan. 19 report summarizing the investigation found that “[t]he Hearing Officer came away from the hearing with the clear but sad conviction that the Henry County Party is in disarray. Individuals on both sides of the controversy are good and sincere people, but the hostility between factions in the County Party is extensive and alarming.â€
Party rules allow for the removal of a party officer for neglect of duty; willful violation of the party rules; conviction of a felony; disloyalty to the party; or any other course of conduct that does not promote the best interests of the party or creates dissension within the party.
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