Maui picks birther to chair Republican Party

5 Responses to Maui picks birther to chair Republican Party

1. aarrgghh says:

   December 20, 2010 at 7:11 pm  aarrgghh(Quote)

   maui needs to understand that the republican party is a multi-intellectual party. to be politically successful, they must have rapport with the stupidest of groups.

   or so they say.
2. G says:

   December 20, 2010 at 8:00 pm  G(Quote)

   Wow… The GOP has decided to completely give up on competing in HI, haven’t they?

   Sounds like another step towards eventually becoming merely a regional party instead of a national one.
3. Dave says:

   December 20, 2010 at 10:52 pm  Dave(Quote)

   Not sure who exactly this little editorial is talking about. Appears the chairman of the Maui Republican Party is John Henry. I can’t find any info about him being a birther. He is, however, a steel drivin’ man.
4. Welsh Dragon says:

   December 21, 2010 at 8:01 am  Welsh Dragon(Quote)

   Dave: Not sure who exactly this little editorial is talking about. Appears the chairman of the Maui Republican Party is John Henry. I can’t find any info about him being a birther. He is, however, a steel drivin’ man.

   I’m puzzled too – on December 15 Kay Ghean was described as acting chairman and she has been chair before. I can’t her making any birther comments either.
5. Welsh Dragon says:

   December 21, 2010 at 9:39 am  Welsh Dragon(Quote)

   Just a thought – this may have nothing to do with Presidential eligibility. Kay Ghean was chair of the Maui GOP when they were challenging the eligibility of a Democratic candidate for the Hawai’i House in 2004. The candidate was a Canadian born Native American.

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