On September 3rd, The Williamson County GOP Unanimously Passed A Resolution Denouncing The Actions Of Three Republican School Board Members, By Name, Along With Republican Cheryl Brown.
After Nearly 300 Residents Of District 10 Showed Up To Cast Their Vote At A Convention Held To Select A Candidate For The Vacated D10 Seat On The Williamson County Commission, Bill Petty Claimed A Solid Victory. The Loser In The Race, The Current Appointee For The Seat And Former GOP Chair Cheryl Brown, Is Making Claims On Social Media Along With Supporters, That She Was The Victim Of A “Lynching”.
Last Night, Nearly 300 Residents Of Williamson County’s District 10 Showed Up To Cast Their Vote For One Of The Two Candidates Running To Represent The Party On The November Ballot. Bill Petty Claimed A Solid Victory With 153 Votes To Cheryl Brown’s 78.
In What Some Critics Are Calling An “Unmitigated Power Grab” Most Of The Williamson County Commission Voted To Install Ousted Williamson County GOP Chair Cheryl Brown Into The Vacated District 10 Seat.
Tonight, At The Williamson County Commission Meeting, The Remaining D10 County Commissioner Meghan Guffey Will Nominate The Former Williamson County GOP Chair, Cheryl Brown, With Virtually No Public Notice For Constituents To Raise Their Concerns, Comments Or Nominate Their Own Choice.
In An Interview With Video Bloggers Diamond & Silk, Williamson County GOP Chair Cheryl Brown Suggested That Conservative Candidates Who Were Endorsed By Williamson Families PAC And Forced To Run As Independents Were Closet Democrats Or RINOs. As Secretary Of The Williamson Families PAC In Williamson County, TN I Feel Compelled To Enlighten Williamson County Voters On The Backstory Of What Ms. Brown Communicated In That Interview.
The Republican Candidate For The Williamson County District 10 County Commission Race Has Issued A Statement In Response To Franklin Resident Joe Williams Pulling His Petition To Run Against Him As An Independent.
With The Submission Of The Candidacy Of Bill Petty, There Are Two Individuals Vying For The Williamson County D10 County Commission Seat And At An Upcoming Convention, Residents Of That District Will Have The Ability To Make Their Preference Known Through A Democratic Process Rather Than An Appointment That Circumvented The Voters.
Williamson County GOP Has Sent Out Notice That They Will Be Holding A Convention To Caucus And Elect A Nominee To Be Presented On The Ballot For Those Who Live In District 10, So Voters Can Choose Their District Representative On The Williamson County Commission.
