Ron Paul's Team Urges RNC to Reform Presidential Primary Delegates

The Campaign for Liberty, chaired by former Congressman Ron Paul, came out swinging at Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC), this weekend while still urging him to support their position in reforming the GOPs presidential primaries.

Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Committee, talks a good game about wanting to open the doors of the party to liberty movement activists. He just hasn't been walking the walk, wrote Norm Singleton, the groups vice president of policy, in an email sent out to supporters on Sunday. But at this week's RNC meeting, Chairman Priebus can show us he is serious about working with the liberty movement.

Attacking the powerful GOP establishment," Singleton is urging supporters to contact the RNC to back Morton Blackwells proposal allocating delegates won in presidential primaries held after April 1 on a proportional basis.

Chairman Reince Priebus sat silently by in Tampa when the rules changes were rammed through against the will of the grass roots, Singleton wrote. Since then, he has ignored the efforts of Morton Blackwell and grassroots conservatives to reverse those rules. Now Chairman Priebus can take one simple step to let us know he means what he says about welcoming grassroots liberty movement activists into the GOP.