Breaking: Fred Malek Resigns from RPV

       
By J.R. Hoeft
Published June 2nd, 2008  

Fred Malek, finance chair for RPV and John McCain campaign co-chair resigned today from RPV. Ostensibly so that the new RPV Chairman, Del. Jeff Frederick, could bring in his own team.

Update: The Contemporary Conservative also is reporting that Charlie Judd has resigned.

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4 Responses to “Breaking: Fred Malek Resigns from RPV”

  1. Valley VoiceNo Gravatar on June 3rd, 2008 at 12:06 am

    I think that this is a positive move. Now Jeff Frederick can move the party forward and truly have the opportunity for a new vision.

  2. Tim BoyerNo Gravatar on June 3rd, 2008 at 7:29 am

    OH YEAH!!!!!
    Let the housecleaning begin!!
    New leadership, new era, old conservatism!!

  3. John HartNo Gravatar on June 3rd, 2008 at 8:47 am

    I believe Gary Byler will certainly assist the transition effort and may even be running it from behind the scenes, but why was he left off of the Transition Team published on the Frederick website?

    http://votejeff.org/news.asp?docID=121

    I hope we can move forward as a unified Party. I am getting the feeling that the word “Unity” is only used when the moderate wing of the Party wins. When Trisha Stall defeated Marty Williams last spring in a primary, the moderates bailed and did not “fully” back her, and as a result the Republicans lost the seat. If it had been a moderate who won and the conservatives behind Trisha, or whomever, refused to back the nominee, the moderates would have gone crazy.

    Nice double standard we have here.

  4. Joe MamaNo Gravatar on June 4th, 2008 at 2:21 pm

    Moderates didn’t back Tricia Stall, because she’s a stark raving mad lunatic. It would be like asking moderate Democrats to support a LaRouche acolyte.

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