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...Harvard Republican Club didn't seem very excited about the events either. "No one from Harvard that I know of participated," said HRC President Colin J. Motley...
...even Gallagher admits, "People like that behind the scenes flavor." Joe Solmonese, the president of HRC, said he doesn't know how his organization got the audition tapes - he would only disclose, "I assume someone sent them to us from where the people auditioned." In addition to the casting call videos for the storm ad, NOM's television campaign has inspired a bonanza of YouTube spoofs. See this, this and this...
...were saying, ‘Hey we may have lost the election, but we can still win paintball,’” said HRC President Colin J. Motley...
...Look at the history: In 1957, moderates split from the HRC to form the Eisenhower Club, which died soon thereafter. In 1995, centrists again jumped ship, forming the Republican Alliance, another short-lived group. To capitalize on the HRC’s bloodletting, the Democrats offered moderate Republicans free membership in their club. Today, the HRC is in fine form, with a comfortable mix of moderates and conservatives at the helm. Still, some Republicans get antsy when asked whether Limbaugh is the de facto head...
...Harvard Republicans should revel in their distinction and enjoy the benefits of “tolerating” those conservative “extremists.” For instance, when Reagan won the presidency in 1980, the HRC ballooned to 290 members in the euphoria surrounding his election. How’s that for inclusive...