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SharonClark

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9. I felt the same way when I was on the county central committee a few years back.
Mon Nov 2, 2020, 11:33 AM
Nov 2020

The 'leaders' were tight and decisions were pre-decided by the chair of 20 years and a few longtimers. New ideas weren't really welcome because they didn't trust the new people and didn't offer a way to build that trust.

Since trump, we've had a younger and more diverse leadership that never sits on its laurels and works every aspect of the game. They brought great enthusiasm, smart ideas, and tech savvy that even the longtimers applaud.

We often need new blood to kick us in the butt and the new blood may have to push their way in and not take no for an answer.


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