Just a few questions
Dearest Leader Wayne:
Thank you so much for giving us so much content during our time writing. Our readers appreciate it.
After reading your last weekly email, we were left with a few questions about the National Convention that were not addressed. Please provide us some answers so that we can understand your perspective:
1. It has come to our understanding that during the convention, an RNC coordinator (that also happens to be the granddaughter of Stephens County Chair Leon Farris) asked you to move slightly. We also understand that this was on orders of more senior people than herself. In response, you got in her face and yelled at her. What did you say to her, and why did you feel the need to yell it at her?
2. Following the interaction with Maddison Farris, the issue was brought to the attention of OKGOP Chair Nathan Dahm. He attempted to address the same issue with you, to which you also got in HIS face and yelled at him. This was witnessed by Trump officials and there was a contemplation about revoking your convention credentials over the issue. Can you please comment as to why you felt it appropriate to yell at Chairman Dahm after yelling at Maddison, and did you issue an apology over the interactions?
3. As part of the convention, Trump campaign officials had received information about a movement of delegates, including a group from Oklahoma led by you and Brian Hobbs, that planned to push for the installation of General Flynn as the Vice Presidential Nominee over President Trump's hand-picked choice, Senator Vance. It was halted, in part, by a request from the Trump campaign to seat you and your conspirators as far from the microphones as possible. Do you have any comment about this movement, or why you thought it was a good idea to challenge the selection of Trump in favor of your own judgment? (Video)
4. Do you believe that Trump could have picked Flynn without your movement? If so, why did he not choose Flynn? How would a Trump/Flynn team have benefitted Republicans given the current democrat candidate?
5. Why is President Trump denigrating the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025? Should he be supporting it, and if so why?
6. Do you plan to revive your efforts to unseat Nathan Dahm? At what point do you believe it would be prudent to do so, and can you share your path to the more than 150 necessary votes?
7. Do you agree that the Vice Chair of the OKGOP is required, by rule, to aid the Chairman in his leadership of the party, and if not, why?
8. What would be your vision for our OKGOP? How would you approach the nominating process, and how would you select statewide nominees that would actually have a chance to win? How do you rate the chances of Ryan Walters to win reelection?
We appreciate your attention to these important questions.
Respectfully,
CW/CM/SC/WB
