(Headline USA) Colorado GOP Chairman Dave Williams was ousted over the weekend in a vote that he called illegitimate, precipitating a leadership standoff as the November election looms.
Williams’s tenure as chair led to party infighting as he leaned into public attacks on RINOs who refused to support GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump and the America First movement.
The growing resistance culminated in Saturday’s vote, with a majority of the 180 or so state party central committee members or proxies in attendance voting to oust him.
In a news release, the Colorado GOP called the meeting a “sham,” noting that the meeting lacked a quorum of the more than 400 committee members. Williams said they can only seek to remove officers at the upcoming Aug. 31 meeting.
“This fringe minority faction knows they cannot get their way in a fair meeting where the rules are fairly administered,” said Williams in a text message. […]
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