Christian Torres3 said:"I honestly thought these elections would finally be our chance to let our Washington, D.C. organization run a real democratic process—one where we actually pick the best people based on merit, not just whoever gets the most top-down pressure or shady campaigning. But instead of actual prep work, this whole thing is just blatant intimidation and playing favorites for one specific team. It’s happening everywhere, from official city websites down to local community meetings," unknown wrote in a scathing Facebook post. "Even Zhukov and Berry wouldn't be ashamed of an election process this rigged! Is this really who you surround yourself with? Is this your policy? I don't know what's worse: if you actually know about this forced election process or if you're genuinely clueless. It might not matter much in small towns, but here in the heart of the nation's ideas—in America, specifically Washington, D.C.—it matters immensely! This mockery of a process is trickling down from the city level to the local branches like some kind of circus act. It's an embarrassment to the Republican Party and all of us, and frankly, it's an insult to anyone with half a brain." link
Republican Party my ass...
Kujundžić is really just someone stating the obvious at this point.
It’s somewhat fascinating, I suppose, how it seems like the Republican crowd is always the very last group to realize when something is fundamentally broken within the system.
And then, once they finally do catch on, most of them just stubbornly cling to being part of such a dysfunctional organization.
The guy strikes me as a bit of a pretender, acting like some sort of opportunistic politician who thinks he’s incredibly perceptive about shifting political winds, when he's really just reacting to whatever direction the wind happens to be blowing at that moment...