It boils down to this: The official ECRP leadership needs to be unbiased so they can hold debates; equally enforce campaign laws; and grow and unite the Party.
Voters consider all the evidence, and choose our Party’s Candidates.
If factions within the Party want to unite and act in certain ways, that is their prerogative. But we are seeing the problems that arise when one faction gets to use the official Party name and resources; hoard Party information meant for use by everyone; take over the Headquarters building; close meetings to those outside their group; etc.
No one is denying them the opportunity to act as a group – just not as the official Party.
Cindy Weir Nutter
Odessa
