http://saveourparty.com   [May 19, 2016]
Save Our Party

We, the Delegates for the 2016 Republican National Convention, are willing to take a stand and fight for our party.

We believe-

First, that our country cannot endure another member of the Supreme Court not committed to the intent of our Constitution;

Second, that our time has come to take a stand and renew the freedoms given to us by God and our Constitution;

Third, that our likely nominee has compromised himself so much due to poor campaign practice that alternative action must be debated;

Therefore, we will-

Organize separately as delegates to the 2016 Republican convention at an undisclosed location until such a time as we can not be held to a vote for any particular candidate;

Work together to agree upon an acceptable nominee that will, above all else, nominate a member of the Supreme Court that will serve in the spirit of our founding documents;

Nominate a Republican candidate that will serve as a caretaker of our Constitution and our rule of law for a period of 4 years;

We, as Delegates, are the last line of defense, and we will act within our authority to live up to that responsibility.

Save our Party Leadership Committee
 
Chris Gramm, Esq - Delegate, Illinois
Patrick Harlan - Delegate, Illinois
David Hullinger, Alternate Delegate, Illinois
Ian Bayne, spokesman
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ed. note:  See: Ed O'Keefe and David Weigel.  "Grass-roots conservatives move to stop Trump at Republican convention."  The Washington Post, May 17, 2016.

Ed. note.  The concern over nominees to the U.S. Supreme Court is a not uncommon refrain.  For example, several people mentioned that when I attended the VA GOP 8th CD Convention on May 7 (+).  The day after the Washington Post story ran, Trump released a list of 11 potential Supreme Court nominees.