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Council for America My
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"To Empower to Practise Good
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965 Clover Court, Blue Bell, PA 19422 |
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Jerry Boucher Steve S. Choi Mary Etezady Don Kim Il Hwan Kim Sang Joo Kim
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Director for Systems Management Deputy Director for Voter Registration Advisor Secretary Director for Outreach Chairman |
Tae Shik Kwon Jae Jin Ma Willie Pai Choon Ki Yoo Ae Sook Yoon Il Joong Yoon |
Director for Community Relations Treasurer Deputy Secretary Deputy Director for Outreach Director for Ageing & Elder Care Director for Voter Registration |
FRANK R BARTLE, Chairman / PA Montgomery County Republican Committee
"Korean-American group blasts GOP no-shows" - Times Herald October 31, 2000 A6
Dear Frank:
In the referenced piece, authored by Margaret Gibbons, staff writer, you were
noted as saying that "because of the Democratic bent of the organization
[CAMC], two GOP members had resigned, including a Korean-American whom the county GOP leadership last year had supported for a row office position."
What a pity for gop chairman to hatch such a sleazy and perverted concoction!
Here is a Darwinian clock for you: On or about the middle of March 1999 a
Korean-American [let's name member #1] whom the "county gop leadership
had supported for a row office position" lost a bid at the local gop
convention by a person who was not supported by the county gop leadership.
What a Kangaroo leadership it was! The first CAMC-sponsored
Candidates' Public Debate took place on October 26, 1999. All invited
republican candidates rejected the debate, and it prompted the member #1 to
declare, "[w]e feel very much insulted ... I think it [gop] is prejudiced
against the Korean community that they are not coming to this [debate] ... [t]hey are
not letting us be part of the process ... I am a Republican ... wanted to do
everything I could for them ... [n]ow I am ashamed." (Philadelphia Inquirer Oct 20, 1999)
The remaining gop member #2 got elected to a school board in the November election 1999. The #2's appointment
as an officer of CAMC was rescinded on November 22, 1999. (www.dvol.com/~camc/bulletin/bulletin.html)
The invitation letter to the debate 2000 sent out on September 19, 2000.
Those invited gop candidates turned in their declining letters within a week or
so. CAMC came to learn on or about October
10, 2000 that member #1 made an explicit public endorsement* of a gop candidate.
(*since April 2000) The #1's appointment rescinded on October 17, 2000.
The second debate was held on October 27, 2000, and all invited republican
candidates were no-shows and dodged the debate again this year. What a remarkable
gop solidarity! On October 28, 2000 a letter to Bartle released.
Now Bartle hopelessly murmurs that "because of the Democratic bent of
the organization, two GOP members had resigned."Ignotum per ignotius.
Hence, Bartle volitionally fabricated a false, untrue and indelible statement.
A bottle it is to Bartle of an indefensible case of a malignancy of an asinine
excuse littered with demagoguery and poltroonery. Quod erat demonstrandum.
Cogito ergo sum.
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Sang Joo Kim / signed
Chairman
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