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TexasTowelie

(111,911 posts)
Fri Jan 31, 2014, 02:09 PM Jan 2014

Woman who interrupted debt discussion ID'd as candidate for U.S. Senate (Kesha Rogers)

The woman who interrupted a moderated discussion Wednesday evening between two national leaders was Kesha Rogers, a Democratic candidate for U.S. Sen. John Cornyn's seat.

Rogers caused a stir and briefly derailed a discussion between Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles, co-chairs on the committee to solve the nation's debt crisis in 2010, when she began yelling from the back of the Annenberg Presidential Conference Center.

The interruption came nearly an hour into the event, when Simpson was talking to moderator Andrew Card, George W. Bush's chief of staff, about the distrust in Washington between Democrats and Republicans. The three had been discussing contributors to the national debt, such as health care and Social Security, and what would need to be cut and changed to reverse the trend.

-snip-

"No one is going to trust you guys, because you are sacrificial leaders and they're sacrificing the population," Rogers yelled. "What they're doing right now, this policy was tried at Nuremberg."

More at http://www.theeagle.com/news/local/article_536bb036-ccdf-518c-b6dd-4cabcaf8e85f.html .

[font color=green]As most of our viewers in the Texas Group know, Rogers is a LaRouche supporter and is running on a platform calling for President Obama's impeachment and repeal of the ACA. She won the 22nd district Democratic primary in 2010 and 2012, but received tepid support from the party organization.

I recommend reading the rest of the article since she is a U.S. Senate candidate. The other candidates in the Democratic primary are David Alameel, Harry Kim (not the character on the 90s Star Trek spinoff Voyager), Maxey Scherr and Michael Fjetland. The winner of the primary will probably face the incumbent John Cornyn in the general election. I've noted messages from Scherr and Alameel in my email recently.[/font]

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Woman who interrupted debt discussion ID'd as candidate for U.S. Senate (Kesha Rogers) (Original Post) TexasTowelie Jan 2014 OP
I am very familiar with Kesha Gothmog Jan 2014 #1
Here is the resolution adopted by the Texas Democratic Party with respect to Kesha Gothmog Feb 2014 #2

Gothmog

(144,890 posts)
1. I am very familiar with Kesha
Fri Jan 31, 2014, 03:31 PM
Jan 2014

She is a nutcase. I am so glad that the State Party has to worry about her now.

Gothmog

(144,890 posts)
2. Here is the resolution adopted by the Texas Democratic Party with respect to Kesha
Thu Feb 27, 2014, 05:39 PM
Feb 2014

Here is the actual resolution adopted by the State Party http://www.txdemocrats.org/pdf/Kesha-Rogers.pdf

State Democratic Executive Committee (SDEC) Has Resolved:

WHEREAS, the rules of the Texas Democratic Party (Art. I, B, 1.) require that no test of membership, nor oaths of loyalty, to the Texas Democratic Party shall be used if those oaths or tests would have the effect of requiring members of the Democratic Party to acquiesce in, condone or support discrimination based on race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion and ethnic origin, now therefore be it

RESOLVED, that no Rules or Declarations of the Texas Democratic Party that require support for Party nominees shall be enforced or have any application as they relate to the candidacy of any person identifying him or herself as aligned with the LaRouche Movement or Lyndon LaRouche, and, be it further

RESOLVED, that Members, Officers and Candidates of the Texas Democratic Party are neither required nor encouraged to support the candidacy of any person indentifying him or herself as aligned with the LaRouche Movement or Lyndon LaRouche but are nevertheless free to relate to, describe and interact with any such candidates or campaigns as they individually deem appropriate, and, be it further

RESOLVED, that the Texas Democratic Party will have no relationship with the campaign of any person indentifying him or herself as aligned with the LaRouche Movement or Lyndon LaRouche; no such campaigns will have access to Party materials or data, no listing on the Party website and no position of privilege, recognition, or credentialing at Party meetings or conventions.

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