RATING AND VETTING: OK by me
Whenever I try a new restaurant, I usually check out Google. I don’t want to spoil the evening with a dud. Before seeing a movie, I consult Fandango or ask a friend if they thought it was good. And those stars on Amazon, do influence my purchases. It helps me decide between two products. Most of the time I am happy with the meal, the movie, and the product because I did a bit of research and took the advice of a trusted friend or source. So, when it is time to vote, I appreciate the input.
I don’t understand all this drama about the KCRCC’s rating and vetting process. I have been happy with their suggestions these past several years. I don’t know why newly elected precinct committeemen want to do away with it. I want it and my friends want it. After a lengthy and transparent procedure, spelled out in a recent My Turn article, the Republican Central Committee produces a recommended candidate and position slate.
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