ByLaws: Keep them simple
Monmouth GOP Chairman John O. Bennett III is to be applauded for his endeavors to keep his campaign promises. In particular, his efforts to codify bylaws, a nagging issue that has stymied several previous chairmen, are worthy of praise.
As we wrote yesterday, we think there are some issues in the bylaws draft.
A windbag is someone who talks too much yet contributes little of value. Someone who complains yet offers no solutions. At MMM we’re not windbags.
We have no intention of telling Bennett how to run the party or select candidates. He should do what he thinks is best in how he structures the party and selects candidates. If he does well, we’ll praise him. If he screws up, we’ll be all over him with glee. Not because we want him to fail, but because the web traffic will go through the roof. This is a business after all.
It is in the spirit of not being a windbag and in driving traffic to this site, that we offer a solution to the bylaws problem that will let Chairman Bennett run the party and select candidates how he sees fit. More importantly, our solution will not hamstring future chairs with unintended consequences of the bylaws as proposed.
Keep them simple.
Posted: September 14th, 2012 | Author: Art Gallagher | Filed under: Art Gallagher, John Bennett, Monmouth County, Monmouth County Republican Committee, Monmouth GOP | Tags: Bylaws, John Bennett, John O. Bennett III, Monmouth GOP | Comments Off on ByLaws: Keep them simple