Plot to Take Down Pritchard is Confirmed

Co-opted Grassroots Tea Party Leader Apparently Conspires with the Uniparty Against Pritchard and Cross

It’s not looking good for my friend, former Tea Party and Republican grassroots leader, Debbie Dooley. I wish it were not so. I have always like Debbie. And in my previous Substack I was kind to my friend concerning her apparent “turn to the dark side.” That’s just an expression, folks. But it appears the perhaps now former grassroots political leader has been co-opted to perform the work of the Republican establishment “Uniparty,” led by party chair Josh McKoon in its attempt to remove Brian Pritchard, 1st Vice Chairman of the Georgia Republican Party, from his DULY ELECTED OFFICE. I capitalize “DULY ELECTED OFFICE” to impress upon each reader that a small cadre of Uniparty members sitting on the Georgia Republican Party Executive Committee have decided to overthrow of the will of the delegates attending last June’s statewide convention, and impose their will to remove the party’s choice of 1st Vice Chair. The vote to remove Pritchard will come on or around May 10th. Apparently, the effort to remove Pritchard is part of a purge designed to remove not only the 1st vice chair, but also fellow dissenter, State Committee Member Susan Opraseuth, and eventually 2nd Vice Chair David Cross from their DULY ELECTED OFFICES.

At stake here is not only the credibility of one of Georgia’s most outspoken grassroots voices, Debbie Dooley, which by itself is not that important, but also the fact that her loss of credibility occurred while apparently teaming up with a group grass roots leaders would normally oppose, they being supporters of the establishment Republican Uniparty of Brian Kemp. Just so you know, I defined the term, “Uniparty,” recently with the following description:

Uniparty members run as Republicans, swear allegiance to Republican ideals, say the right things, act the good act, and are well-funded, knowing full well, however, they march in concert with the will of others, by whose POWER and MONEY they became (s)elected, in disregard of the will of the people.

Earlier today, the Georgia Record reported shared a series of texts sent from Ms. Dooley to Georgia GOP secretary Caroline Jeffords, and as well Salleigh Grubs, Chair of the Cobb County Republican Party and “Over 80k Chair of the Georgia GOP.” Both Jeffords and Grubbs have been vociferous in their support of Party Chair Josh McKoon’s attempted removal of Brian Pritchard from his DULY ELECTED OFFICE. In the text stream, apparently, Dooley did not know 2nd Vice Chair David Cross was also in the text with the other three, although Dooley apparently now claims she did. Here is the conversation:

At the end, when Cross’ identity in the text string is revealed, Dooley writes, “Ooos,” presumably meaning, “Ooops,” apparently indicating she in fact did not know Cross was in the conversation.

So, what does all this mean?

It means exacly what I told you about the Uniparty, in my piece from Sunday evening entitled, “The Plot to Take Down Pritchard.” And that is that there is indeed a plot, perhaps we will even use the term, conspiracy, to take down Brian Pritchard. We now see that in their own words. Having taken much heat, some from me, for her turning on her former political ally Brian Pritchard, in the text stream Debbie Dooley instructs the other Uniparty members that she would no longer work to take down Pritchard, but instead she “will just let you guys do that,” apparently admitting the existence of a conspiracy involving herself, Caroline Jeffords and Salleigh Grubbs, to help take down Brian Pritchard. On Sunday, I described one way the Uniparty controls the political system. I wrote:

The co-opting of grassroots leaders into the Uniparty fold, as is apparently exhibited in the text string above, is an excellent example of of how the Uniparty remotely controls both sides of the debate.

I do not like writing this piece. But it is necessary. That is because we are fighting a war to save this country. We must know who to trust. When people you trust turn on other people you trust, one is forced to take sides. I have cast my lot on the side of the Republican delegates who with full knowledge elected both Brian Pritchard and David Cross to be 1st and 2nd vice chairs of the Georgia Republican Party. That is the democratic process at work. When a small cabal at the top of a political party decides it is time to purge dissent, you can be sure that authoritarian government is steadily approaching. With all the heat he has taken for pursuing the removal of Brian Pritchard from his position in the party, we can practically certify that the only reason party chair Josh McKoon has not backed off is because his puppet master would not stand for it. And we all know who the puppet master is.