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Jon Halsey: Party made cynical, sneering work-around But writer notes he still had power and used it to change registration, after 54 years a party member after caucus established Comments about: Writer thinks it's time for law change Jon Halsey Personal Commentary I totally agree with TLEAT. If you're unhappy with a given law, then work to change it. In this instance, The party hierarchy came up with a cynical and sneering work-around to ignore Kentucky law and subvert the will of the people. With only one caucus site in the County and some Counties sharing a single regional caucus site and caucus hours limited to the 6-hour period between 10 am and 4 pm, it seems that a lot of Kentucky Republicans will be prevented from voting their preference for Presidential candidate. We are (or were) a Nation of laws and a law-abiding people. Now it seems that is still true unless you are a politician or a party official at the Federal, State or local level. Then you can evidently just make it up as you go along. As a final note, I feel so strongly about this issue that when it happened last August, I went to the County Clerks office and changed my registration. After 54 years as a registered Republican, I am now a registered Independent. - Jon Halsey This story was posted on 2016-02-04 15:35:46
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