A Reader Has Advice For The GOP—And An Address For Readers To Add Their Own Advice

Re: Steve Sailer’s Hawley: "Do [Immigration] Restrictionist Policies Cost Congressional Republicans Votes?" No, They Don't. [1]

From Reginald De Chantillon [Email him [2]]

Recently I found the GOP was seeking advice on how best to change the party and was actively seeking general public advice. [The Republican Party seeks to learn from its mistakes—and it wants your help, [3] By Chris Moody, Yahoo! News  The Ticket – Wed, Jan 23, 2013]. This may sound implausible, but it is true the GOP is currently coming up with policy changes [4]. It is also highly likely the fix is already in and the idea of hearing from the populace is merely opposition research [5] collecting to come up with some perception management [6] explanation for Treason [7] by the GOP leadership whores.

Nonetheless, it behooves VDARE.com to post the email address: GOProject@gop.com [8]  where VDARE.com readers may send their thoughts.

If a number of people back up their assertions with political science research citations of political scientist  George Hawley [9]provided by Steve Sailer, [10] isn't it likely some mid-level GOPer who still has a soul might read it and plant more seeds?

Reginald De Chantillon [see previous letters [11]]is a former GOP campaign strategist who worked on Pete Wilson's [12] campaigns for Governor, Proposition 187, [13] and other local elections in California. He refused to sell his soul and left professional party building.