Alameda County Republican Party

Resolution 2023-05C.  The Alameda County Republican Party Central Committee, resolved:

Whereas:

• The Federal Reserve has been an instrument of economic control and a general impediment to real development of the nation since its founding in 1913, and
• The economic and banking crisis we are in now, accelerating since the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, is largely the result of bad policies of the Federal Reserve, which will not be corrected by its current strategy of raising interest rates, and
• The United States (U.S.) has in its history an alternative, Constitutional method of successful credit generation for productive enterprises, namely National Banking, as pioneered by Alexander Hamilton, and later used by Abraham Lincoln, and
• Proposals to move the U.S. to Central Bank Digital Currency would do nothing to improve the physical economy of the nation, but would allow violation of citizens' basic rights of privacy,

Therefore:

The Alameda County Republican Party Central Committee calls on the California Congressional delegation to introduce legislation to end the Federal Reserve and replace it with a National Bank with a gold-reserve standard, as we had between 1944 and 1971, and that no Central Bank Digital Currency be allowed.

Published 5/17/2023

Resolution 2023-05B.  The Alameda County Republican Party Central Committee, resolved:

[Refer to Statewide Resolution CAGOP-2023 on this web page]

Whereas:

• The Republican National Committee in Dana Point, California on January 27, 2023 unanimously resolved to: "Officially Oppose Ranked-Choice Voting Across the Country and called on Congress, state legislators, and voters to oppose Ranked-Choice Voting in every locality and level of government and return elections to easier systems that worked for centuries for fair and transparent elections”; and
• The California Republican Party (CAGOP) Convention in Sacramento on March 12, 2023 unanimously passed a Resolution, authored and submitted by Mark Zulim (Member: Alameda County Republican Party Central Committee): “The CAGOP opposes the use of Ranked-Choice Voting in California elections and is committed to increasing voter's confidence in California's election process through easier and transparent systems that worked since California was founded”; and
• Ranked-Choice Voting is now being rejected because it increases election distrust, voter suppression, and disenfranchisement, eliminates the historic political party system, and put elections in the hands of expensive election schemes that increase costs for taxpayers, and depend exclusively on confusing technology and unelected bureaucrats to manage it; and
• After more than a decade the Ranked-Choice Voting experiment has failed nationally causing much voter frustration and disenfranchisement and cannot be ignored any longer and even egregious is the fact it has not fully met the fundamental right of “one-person one-vote” in that a very high rate of what is called “exhausted ballots” and “suspended ballots” are always present, which means many votes are not counted within the final tabulation in determining the winner; and
• Hundreds of municipalities and counties nationally, including in California, have wasted millions of dollars to educate the public in how Ranked-Choice Voting works, yet they continue to experience an unacceptable and very high rate of ballot errors again and again, and the full negative effects of voter disenfranchisement caused by the use of Ranked-Choice Voting is immeasurable nationally, including within Alameda County; and
• In California with the most recent fiasco found in the Oakland, Alameda County for the November 8, 2022 races where numerous errors were noted causing several elections after their certification to undergo costly corrections, which included the overturning of the results for the City of Oakland, Oakland Unified School District, District #4 and now costly legal suits are pending;

Therefore:

The Alameda County Republican Party Central Committee opposes the use of Ranked-Choice Voting in its Districts and is committed to increasing voter’s confidence in the election process and is committed to work with each municipality, all levels of government, various groups of all parties, and all citizens to: educate, train, and directly oppose inferior voting schemes such as Ranked-Choice Voting.

Published 5/17/2023

Resolution 2023-05A.  The Alameda County Republican Party Central Committee, resolved:

Whereas:

• Violent crime and drug use are major problems in most parts of Alameda County, and
• Newly elected Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price has explicitly stated her intention to “disrupt the system” by relaxing law enforcement and sentencing of convicted criminals, and
• District Attorney Price has either fired, put on leave, or transferred as many as twenty-five prosecutors, including many of the top-rank prosecutors capable of handling complex cases, as well as firing two top investigators, this in a department that was already understaffed, and
• District Attorney Price has created an unhealthy environment in the D.A.'s office, with seasoned attorneys worried about what they say or do in the courtroom or in the office that may end their career, and
• While it is granted that the epidemic of crime and drug use is a multi-faceted problem that will not be solved merely by longer prison sentences, nevertheless, enforcement of the laws and jail time is an indispensable part of the solution, and
• District Attorney Price received significant advertisement donations from California Justice and Public Safety PAC, a funding front for George Soros, a billionaire who is trying to reshape American society through his promotion of drug legalization and soft-on-crime District Attorneys across the country.

Therefore:

The Alameda County Republican Party Central Committee endorses the growing movement to recall Pamela Price as Alameda County District Attorney.

Published 5/17/2023

Resolution 2023-03.  The Alameda County Republican Party Central Committee, resolved:

Whereas:

• The indictment of President Trump by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is a perversion of our institutions of government in order to silence political opposition, and
• Never before has a former president been arrested or indicted, and
• Donald Trump has demonstrated certain unique qualities hated by the establishment, such as the courage to stand up to that globalist establishment and also the ability to inspire ordinary Americans with a vision of a better future, and
• This indictment is only the latest in a series of attacks on Trump, which began when he announced his campaign for the Presidency in 2015 and has been continuous for eight years,

Therefore:

The Alameda County Republican Party Central Committee denounces the actions of the Manhattan District Attorney as out of bounds in the United States Constitutional Republic and calls for the withdrawal of the indictment.

Published 4/17/2023

Resolution CAGOP-2023.  The California Republican Party Convention on March 12, 2023 resolved:

Whereas

• After more than a decade the Ranked-Choice Voting experiment has failed nationally causing much voter frustration and disenfranchisement and cannot be ignored any longer; and 
• The full negative effects of voter disenfranchisement caused by the use of Ranked-Choice Voting is immeasurable; and
• Hundreds of municipalities and counties nationally, including in California, have wasted millions of dollars to educate the public in how Ranked-Choice Voting works, yet they continue to experience an unacceptable and very high rate of ballot errors again and again; and
• The Ranked-Choice Voting process has not fully met the fundamental right of “one-person one-vote” in that a very high rate of what is called “exhausted ballots” is always present, which means many votes are not counted within the final tabulation in determining the winner; and
• The Ranked-Choice Voting process always has what are called “suspended ballots”, which adds to the confusion surrounded by the process causing those votes to not be counted; and
• Iin California with the most recent fiasco found in the Oakland, Alameda County for the November 8, 2022 races where numerous errors were noted causing several elections after their certification to undergo costly corrections, which included the overturning of the results for the City of Oakland, Oakland Unified School District, District #4 and now costly legal suits are pending; and
• The Republican National Committee (RNC) meeting in Dana Point, California on January 27, 2023 rejected Ranked-Choice Voting because it increases election distrust, voter suppression, and disenfranchisement, eliminates the historic political party system, and put elections in the hands of expensive election schemes that cost taxpayers and depend exclusively on confusing technology and unelected bureaucrats to manage it; and
• The same RNC meeting, unanimously passed a Resolution to: "Officially Oppose Ranked-Choice Voting Across the Country and called on Congress, state legislators, and voters to oppose Ranked-Choice Voting in every locality and level of government and return elections to easier systems that worked for centuries for fair and transparent elections,” now,

Therefore

The California Republican Party opposes the use of Ranked-Choice Voting in California elections and is committed to increasing voter's confidence in California's election process through easier and transparent systems that worked since California was founded.