Barrex is right. People are so bitterly upset that this didn't turn into another Oklahoma that they're looking for a scapegoat - and RV Guy (David Fitzgerald) has apparently been elected. The unfortunate fact is that these people were not prepared to do what was done in OK - they didn't know how to do it & they didn't have the things they needed to do it with. Blaming it all on RV Guy may make people feel better about it, but it doesn't change the fact that a repeat of OK was just not in the cards.
And why the hell would any establishment "mole" advocate the the *only* course of action (taking over the GOP from the precinct level up) that will really stand any chance of success in the long run? If he were a "mole," then why would he insist on the importance of the very sort of thing that is giving the establishment GOP such hair-pulling, teeth-gnashing fits? It makes no sense!
People are so blinded by their desire for the instant gratification of a Ron Paul win (no matter how sloppy & insupportable) that their better sense is being overwhelmed. If we don't overcome this tendency, the Revolution is just going to descend into a bog of paranoiac back-biting. We need to pay attention to what Fitzgerald was telling us. If more people had been doing what he suggests since 2008, a lot of these brou-ha-has (rump conventions, etc.) wouldn't even be necessary in the first place. I guess waving signs & doing cool chants is more gratifying & "romantic" than the long dull slog of actually carrrying out a successful insurgency.
But no one wants to hear it - they just want someone who gets up & says, "Ron Paul is the awesomest of the awesome & the baddest of the bad-assed! I move that we declare a Ron Paul victory! All in favor say 'aye'!"
RV Guy didn't do that, so the very important things he *did* say get lost in all the hissing, booing & shouts of "Mole! Mole!"
