Dallas County GOP Censures 2 House Reps and Speaker Burrows
Censure resolutions passed last night after previously failing.
Dallas County GOP held a county executive committee (CEC) meeting last night where three resolutions were passed censuring Rep. Morgan Meyer, Rep. Angie Chen Button, and House Speaker Dustin Burrows.
In a post from the Dallas County Republicans Facebook group, precinct chair Peter Schroer documents the sanctions which now carry an added charge of not allowing Button and Meyer to run as Republican for the next 24 months.
Many of the comments seem to support the censure.
Former Dallas GOP Executive Director Susan Fountain claimed that the party has lost a net of 50 precinct chairs since last year.
Current Revolt spoke to Dallas precinct chairs who expressed concern over the censures of Rep. Button and Meyer wondering if the party could financially survive a potential lawsuit if they’re not allowed to appear on a Republican ballot.
Precinct chairs pointed to a lackluster Reagan Day Dinner that only brought in around $25,000 this year. Tickets to the dinner were $600 per seat.
Video from the Dallas GOP Regan Day Dinner showed a rather lackluster turnout:
Rep. Button and Meyer were both invited to the CEC meeting to defend themselves from the censure. Rep. Button sent a letter and had someone read it on her behalf where she defended herself from the claims in the resolution.
The censure resolution claimed Rep. Button and Meyers violated core principles of the Republican Party of Texas including not voting for David Cook for Speaker of the House.
Current Revolt has previously covered the reasons why David Cook was a horrible nominee for Speaker.
(Button and Meyer) didn’t ask for our help but they got elected, they continue to get elected each cycle…
- Dallas County Precinct Chair
Next up the TXGOP needs to change their primary rules to prevent anyone who has been registered republican for less than 24 months or anyone who switched parties within 24 months is in-eligible to run under the party banner.
I was raised in Dallas in the 1960s. Today, it is unrecognizable. It has become a socialist cesspool. Back then, it was a great place to live and grow up in. The only advice I can think of is to tell them to follow Trump's political example. I don't live in Dallas anymore, so I know nothing about them, whether they are controlled by RINOs or MAGA. But if they're controlled by RINOs, they're doomed.