Transitioning from campaigning as a minority party to governing as a majority changes the focus of political parties, leading to a cycle of boom-and-bust.
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This is hilarious to hear from Randy “I’ll Bend And Break Robert’s Rules However It Suits Me” Evans, when you compare what he says to what he has done — especially how he has repeatedly stifled off dissent, discussion, deliberation and debate at the Georgia Republican Party State Convention, year after year after year:
“By the end of a governing majority’s tenure, what will have happened is, they will have so stifled off dissent, discussion, deliberation and debate, that they become DINOSAURS. And then the dinosaurs eventually die of and they lose the majority. Then, they re-create themselves, by bringing up a whole new set of young, energetic, thoughtful leaders…”
Looks like we’re at the DINOSAURS Stage, thanks to the likes of Randy Evans. Looking forward to the GA GOP now re-creating themselves, by bringing up a whole new set of young, energetic, thoughtful leaders, almost all of whom are coming from the ranks of the grassroots Liberty caucus.
In with the new. Good riddance to the old.