Thread by @DavidGiglioCA

🚨EXCLUSIVE🚨 74 Trump California Trump pledged primary delegates are also CAGOP delegates who voted on whether or not to support a rule change that would allow the CAGOP endorse President Trump at this past September’s state party convention.

- 50 voted NO
- 5 abstained
- only 19 voted Yes

Whoever was in charge of appointing Trump’s delegates for the 2024 primary failed the president and must answer questions about this.

The story doesn’t end there however.

I have long heard rumors that the CAGOP manipulates electronic votes at convention to achieve desired results. I was skeptical about this until now.

I was unable to attend convention in September and, as a result, my votes were carried by proxy by two of the most conservative delegates in CA.

They both voted YES to the rule change permitting the endorsement of Trump and told me that they also voted YES on my behalf as per my instructions.

However, the official record shows me as a “no” vote.

I have a signed letter from the above mentioned delegate who carried my proxy and voted on my behalf attesting to the fact that he cast his ballot and my ballot as “YES” or in favor the rule change allowing for the endorsement of President Trump.

Anyone who knows or follows me understands I’m 100% loyal to President Trump. My proxy carries are aghast at the official record and what to know what happened?

My theory, is that the CAGOP was (rightfully) concerned I would challenge RINO John Duarte again in #CA13 and would seek President Trump’s endorsement. I believe they manipulated my proxy vote so they could use it to protect John (who voted no on endorsing Trump).

In fact, the reality that the results of the votes exist proves manipulation likely occurs. The votes are supposed to be completely done via secret ballot and even the state party is only supposed to know the final tallies, not how each person specifically voted.

This story now continues on to an even more intriguing part. I have long asserted that the CAGOP and its elected officials and officers despise President Trump, even those who pretend in public to support him.

Below is a lengthy list of CAGOP officials, electeds, and staffers that voted “No” on changing the rules to permit an endorsement of President Trump.

Some names were expected, but they were also many surprises. For instance, there was not a single member of California’s House GOP Delegation that voted in favor of the rule change, even amongst those who accepted an endorsement in the past from President Trump.

John Duarte (U.S. Rep, CA-13)
Mike Garcia (U.S. Rep CA-27)
Young Kim (U.S. Rep CA-40)
Doug LaMalfa (U.S. Rep CA-1)
Jay Obernolte (U.S. Rep, CA-23)
Scott Baugh (Candidate, U.S. House, CA47)
Ian Weeks (Candidate U.S. House, CA-25)
Bill Wells (Candidate for U.S. House, CA-51)

Jessica Milan-Patterson (CAGOP Chairwoman)
Corrin Rankin (CAGOP Vice-Chairwoman)
Lisa Moreno (CAGOP Central Valley Regional Chair)
Matt Jacobs (Chair, CAGOP Rules Committee)
Shawn Steel (RNC Committeeman)
Harmeet Dhillon (RNC Committeewoman)

Vince Fong (Assemblyman & McCarthy endorsed candidate in CA-20)
Joshua Hoover (Assemblyman AD-7)
James Gallagher (Assemblyman, AD-3)
Tom Lackey (Assemblyman, AD-34)
Suzette Martinez-Valladare (Assemblywoman, AD-38)
Devon Mathis (Assemblyman, AD-33)
Phillip Chen (Assemblyman, AD-59)
Tri Ta (Assemblyman, AD-70)
Katie Sanchez (Assemblywoman, AD-71)
Diane Dixon (Assemblywoman, AD-72)
Laurie Davies (Assemblywoman, AD-72)
Marie Waldron (Assemblywoman, AD-75)
Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh (State Senator, SD-23)
Janet Nguyen (State Senator, SD-36)
Roger Niello (State Senator, SD-6)
Bryan Jones (State Senator, SD-40)

John Dennis (SFGOP Chairman)
Will Donohue (President California College Republicans)
Kevin Faulconer (Former CAGOP Chairman)
Spencer Street (CAGOP Assembly Legislative Director)
David Tangipa (Candidate, AD-8)
Liz Lawler (Candidate, AD-28)

ABSTAINED
Darrell Issa (U.S. Rep, CA-48)
Kevin McCarthy (U.S. Rep, CA-20)
Michelle Steel (U.S. Rep, CA-45)

Signed statement from my proxy: