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Thursday, June 07, 2012 7:19:57 PM
Maybe it's time to throw in the towel. It's come to this....
............I'm thinking the exact same thing.
Steve Smith, reputed white supremacist, causes stir by winning election to Pennsylvania county GOP seat
Steve Smith was elected to one of two committee seats for Pittston City Ward 4 during Pennsylvania's April 24 primary election.
By James Eng, msnbc.com Today.
Leaders of the Republican Committee of Luzerne County, Pa., are trying to figure out whether they can oust a reputed white supremacist who was elected to the committee with one vote – his own.
Steven Smith, co-founder of a racist group called the Keystone State Skinheads, was elected to one of two committee seats for his district, Pittston City's Ward 4, during Pennsylvania’s April 24 primary election.
Pennsylvania election law allows any registered Republican or Democrat to write in their name to become a member of the County Committee. Smith was elected with only one write-in vote, which he has since acknowledged was his own, said Terry Casey, chairman of the Luzerne County Republican Party.
There's MORE, but that was enough for me
http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/06/07/12107097-steve-smith-reputed-white-supremacist-causes-stir-by-winning-election-to-pennsylvania-county-gop-seat?lite
............I'm thinking the exact same thing.
Steve Smith, reputed white supremacist, causes stir by winning election to Pennsylvania county GOP seat
Steve Smith was elected to one of two committee seats for Pittston City Ward 4 during Pennsylvania's April 24 primary election.
By James Eng, msnbc.com Today.
Leaders of the Republican Committee of Luzerne County, Pa., are trying to figure out whether they can oust a reputed white supremacist who was elected to the committee with one vote – his own.
Steven Smith, co-founder of a racist group called the Keystone State Skinheads, was elected to one of two committee seats for his district, Pittston City's Ward 4, during Pennsylvania’s April 24 primary election.
Pennsylvania election law allows any registered Republican or Democrat to write in their name to become a member of the County Committee. Smith was elected with only one write-in vote, which he has since acknowledged was his own, said Terry Casey, chairman of the Luzerne County Republican Party.
There's MORE, but that was enough for me
http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/06/07/12107097-steve-smith-reputed-white-supremacist-causes-stir-by-winning-election-to-pennsylvania-county-gop-seat?lite
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