Bill Wynne, a volunteer(?) for the Giuda campaign, made an interesting statement on the NHRVC Facebook page the other day. He’s talking about his favorite candidate knowing full well the NHRVC long ago endorsed Jennifer Horn.
"Hey Kevin, did you see Bob’s 4 30 sec spots I did for the campaign? I posted it to the Grok and they removed it because they do not believe in "freed of speech and expression". I have several vids ready to release about that group, but waiting for the general. They are not registered with the SOS and making endorsements. Not a good position to take. It’s too bad they are so biased. I saw that woman’s video Jennifer something on the 2nd amendment. I wouldn’t have published something of such poor quality not only in sound but video and fuzzy graphics. A real turn off for the viewer and tells what the inside of the campaign may look like putting something like that"
Emphasis mine
This is interesting for reasons you can’t even begin to imagine but first a bit of clarity. The Grok started a Facebook page not long ago and Bill was one of our first “friends.” He immediately challenged our judgment in choosing to endorse Horn (which is fine) but then proceeded to pee Giuda propaganda all over our Facebook page like a Bull Dog marking territory. He essentially took it over for Bob.
Now I like Bob, and Bill, but let’s have some perspective here. You don’t pirate someone’s fan page for your own purposes like a gay activist takes over Target. It’s just not good form. And Bill was still commenting on the page until yesterday after we confronted him about this comment. He seems to have since taken his toys and gone home.
But we still need to explore this for reasons that I hope will become apparent.
To begin–in no particular order– Bill’s claim that we are biased is accurate only in that we are as much so as he is, accepting the caveat that we didn’t digitally flash mob someone else’s Facebook page to express our opinion—we use or create one of our own.
While that’s not much of an indictment, what follows might be.
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