Local GOP Won't Back Griffith

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http://www.decaturdaily.com/detail.html?sub_id=51793

Mo Brooks and Les Phillip — not U.S. Rep. Parker Griffith, R-Huntsville — have the support of the Madison County Republican Executive Committee.

In a resolution passed Monday, the committee urged voters to elect Brooks or Phillip in the Republican primary because of Griffith's Democratic leanings.

The resolution cited Griffith's support to end tax cuts associated with President George W. Bush and to impose a deadline for leaving Iraq. The resolution also listed Griffith's past financial support for Democratic leaders.

[#CriminalizeSobriety]

Mistake.

[Lief 🗽]

hahaha, what a loser

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

I'm a big county party person - but quite frankly, most people don't give a rats a$$ what they think.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

lol and in 2008 the GOP tried to recruit him to run as Repub. He should have accepted. lol

[Rowan]

lol and in 2008 the GOP tried to recruit him to run as Repub. He should have accepted. lol

I think you're confusing him with Bobby Bright. Griffith had been a Dem for a while.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

lol and in 2008 the GOP tried to recruit him to run as Repub. He should have accepted. lol

I think you're confusing him with Bobby Bright. Griffith had been a Dem for a while.

No. The NRCC tried to recruit Griffith to run as a Repub but he refused and instead ran as a Dem. I know what I am talking about and I am not confusing anything with anybody.

[Rowan]

lol and in 2008 the GOP tried to recruit him to run as Repub. He should have accepted. lol

I think you're confusing him with Bobby Bright. Griffith had been a Dem for a while.

No. The NRCC tried to recruit Griffith to run as a Repub but he refused and instead ran as a Dem. I know what I am talking about and I am not confusing anything with anybody.

Source then?

[Psychic Octopus]

hahaha, what a loser

[Bo]

That isn't a surprise.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

lol and in 2008 the GOP tried to recruit him to run as Repub. He should have accepted. lol

I think you're confusing him with Bobby Bright. Griffith had been a Dem for a while.

No. The NRCC tried to recruit Griffith to run as a Repub but he refused and instead ran as a Dem. I know what I am talking about and I am not confusing anything with anybody.

Source then?

The link no longer works unfortunately. You will have to take my word for it. I remember it saying that Republicans had either tried or considered trying to get him to run as a Republican in 2008 but he instead choose to remain with his party and run under their banner.

[Bacon King]

lol and in 2008 the GOP tried to recruit him to run as Repub. He should have accepted. lol

I think you're confusing him with Bobby Bright. Griffith had been a Dem for a while.

No. The NRCC tried to recruit Griffith to run as a Repub but he refused and instead ran as a Dem. I know what I am talking about and I am not confusing anything with anybody.

Source then?

The link no longer works unfortunately. You will have to take my word for it. I remember it saying that Republicans had either tried or considered trying to get him to run as a Republican in 2008 but he instead choose to remain with his party and run under their banner.

That sounds like Bobby Bright.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

lol and in 2008 the GOP tried to recruit him to run as Repub. He should have accepted. lol

I think you're confusing him with Bobby Bright. Griffith had been a Dem for a while.

No. The NRCC tried to recruit Griffith to run as a Repub but he refused and instead ran as a Dem. I know what I am talking about and I am not confusing anything with anybody.

Source then?

The link no longer works unfortunately. You will have to take my word for it. I remember it saying that Republicans had either tried or considered trying to get him to run as a Republican in 2008 but he instead choose to remain with his party and run under their banner.

That sounds like Bobby Bright.

Indeed it does. But I remember the article plain as day. It was 2008, the GOP was desparate to gain seats, almost anywhere and so its not surprising that toyed with running certain Blue Dogs as Republicans some of whom went on to run as Dems and won. Griffith and Bright were among them.