Johnny Kincaid shares a video from the recent Vanderburgh County Election Board Meeting. Michael Daugherty joins him to discuss the challenges faced by candidates in the Republican Party, particularly with the application of party rules versus state law. It highlights the fracturing of the party and the need for unity and strong leadership. The need for more communication and guidance from the party is also discussed, along with the importance of welcoming new members and removing obstacles. The fear of change and losing control within the party and the upcoming elections for county chair positions are explored. The conversation concludes with a call for Republican participation and the need to avoid infighting.
Takeaways The Republican Party in Indiana has faced challenges in uniformly applying rules to candidates, leading to a fracturing of the party. There is a need for strong leadership and unity within the party to address these challenges and grow the party. Communication and guidance from the party to candidates and members is crucial in ensuring a welcoming and inclusive environment. The fear of change and losing control within the party can hinder its growth and effectiveness.
Link to a full recording of the Election Board Meeting: https://rumble.com/v4gb3sf-indiana-county-election-hearing-february-28-2024.html
FOOTNOTE: Video provided by Ken Colbert. For local politics in Southwest Indiana visit his Telegram Channel. https://t.me/Colbert-Report
