As the campaign for the Republican presidential nomination continues to be competitive, Randy Evans, RNLA’s Chair and a member of the Republican National Committee, has been sharing his expertise on the delegate selection process and the Republican National Convention.  Here are some of his recent statements:

The far left vote fraud deniers and "disenfranchisers" went into Wisconsin Tuesday with a mission to “prove voter ID disenfranchises."  

The American Civil Rights Union, represented by the Public Interest Legal Foundation and RNLA Advisory Council Member Linda Kerns, has filed a lawsuit against the city of Philadelphia for failure to allow public inspecting of its voter registration rolls as required by the NVRA.  For years, the number of registered voters in Philadelphia has far exceeded the percentage of eligible voters that could reasonably be expected to be registered:

Wisconsin holds its presidential primary today, the first major election under its voter ID law.  The media and voter ID opponents continue to claim that 300,000 Wisconsin citizens lack the identification required to vote.  This is the number the district court relied upon to strike down the law in 2014.  What the media and voter ID opponents overlook, however, is that the 7th Circuit called that figure “questionable” because it both overestimated the number of citizens without a DMV-issued ID and overlooked other forms of ID acceptable under the law.  

Today, the Supreme Court unanimously upheld the three-judge district court's decision in Evenwel v. Abbott.  While the media and the left are trying to paint this decision as a victory for Democrats, it merely upheld the status quo around the country:

The RNLA Florida RNC Meeting Reception for RNLA Sponsors, RNLA Members and RNC Meeting Attendees will take place on April 20, 2016, on the patio (weather permitting) of the Rivals Waterfront Sports Bar located inside of the Diplomat Resort & Spa.

Randy Evans is Chairman of the RNLA and is also a Member of the Rules Committee and the Debate Committee of the Republican National Committee (RNC).  He served as outside Counsel to the Speakers of the 104th-109th Congresses of the United States (Gingrich and Hastert).  He was a Senior Advisor the Newt 2012 Presidential Campaign. Evans will be attending the RNLA Reception for RNLA Sponsors, RNLA Members and RNC Meeting Attendees in Florida on April 20, 2016, at the Rivals Waterfront Sports Bar.

Yesterday, this blog addressed Hillary Clinton’s take on Citizens United and its impact on election law.  As a lawyer, most would believe that Hillary Clinton would be aware that partisan politics have no place on the Supreme Court. Yet her hypocrisy on this issue is more clearly evident than it is with President Obama, or Sen. Sanders.  At least Obama addressed his attempt to stall a SCOTUS nomination. 

Among other things, Hillary Clinton discussed using a litmus test for potential Supreme Court justices during a visit to Madison, Wisconsin, yesterday. We addressed a similar issue some time ago coming from another Democrat, Bernie Sanders.

Sen. Orrin Hatch, Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and former Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, argues persuasively today in the New York Times that the Senate should wait until after the November 2016 election to allow the people to decide who fills the vacancy on the Supreme Court left by the passing of Justice Scalia: