Just read on The Dem Dem Facebook page whereby someone posted that Gwen Wilkins sent out an email saying she was willing to move up to the chair position if she is nominated and of course if she won the nomination.
Someone said the timing was not right but when is the right time? Who makes that call? I thought the Democratic process is to nominate someone and then vote on them and then if they are not elected then I will agree that timing is not right but to say it without giving a reason is not good enough for me. So can someone tell me why the timing is not right? Just maybe you can convince me. Thanking you in advance.
I find it quite interesting that David Parker didn’t just resign and move on to leave others to set the stage for the calling of the meeting to replace him. However it appears that he was probably directed by some others to not resign but to call a meeting. I do remember he said he had met with the officers and they all wanted him to stay on however Gwen Wilkins reported that was not true.
Some folks have this thingy about once a person is appointed or already in a position that it sometimes give them an edge. So I wonder is that the case in this position.
Again I find it quite interesting the meeting was set for Mother’s Day Weekend and College Graduations so why is that? I do believe once a person steps down you have x amount of days to call a meeting. However I do believe the next regularly scheduled meeting would have been held in June.
Enough on this I will just wait until Saturday to see how all of this unfolds. I don’t like it but whatever.
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