Doug Ibendahl

For too long, do-nothing, self-serving local Party bosses have squashed the voice of rank-and-file Republicans in Illinois. But those days are over. President Donald Trump has changed everything.

If you are a true supporter of our President who is seriously interested in helping to Make America Great Again, it’s time to take the next step. It’s time for you to take your seat at the table.

The goal of the Republican Precinct Project is to fill every vacant Republican Precinct Committeeman position in every county in Illinois - with truly dedicated, pro-GOP Platform, hard working volunteers.

Today we have a Republican President who doesn’t know how to just sit-around. Donald Trump is all can-do and overcoming obstacles is what he does. But he doesn’t suffer fools.

President Trump and his supporters can take heart in the fact that another great President faced similar opposition from a hysterical Left, and it only made him stronger.

In 1975 Hillary Clinton learned how easy it was to destroy a 12-year-old girl’s reputation. Hillary found out she had a knack for the politics of personal destruction, and judging by her giddiness in recounting how she allowed a child rapist to largely escape justice, she obviously enjoys it.

Donald Trump isn’t the Republican Party’s problem. Trump’s doing his job and so are his supporters. It’s the failed GOP players who sit around in Illinois carping at Trump who have some explaining to do.

In Donald Trump we finally have a standard-bearer who can back-up the rhetoric of reaching out to minority communities with a proven record of creating thousands of real jobs for men and women of all races and creeds.

Given the media's shameful silence in the face of Obama’s institutionalized racism and discrimination against a fine judge who was simply trying to do her job, we have no choice but to call the media what they are - racists.

Please take a minute and email all members of the Platform and Resolutions Committee of the 2016 Illinois Republican State Convention and urge them to pass an important Resolution out of their committee.