Readers respond to a known alt-right figure elected as a low-ranking Whitman County GOP official

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James Allsup

Readers respond to an article about a known alt-right figure elected as a low-ranking Whitman County GOP official ("Whitman County GOP Already Looking to Oust Alt-Right White Nationalist James Allsup from Precinct Position," 6/5/18):

Nick Staley: Whitman County did Nazi that coming.

Mike Davisson: Dear GOP... your people elected him, you own this.

KJ Hinton: Precisely what does the Whitman GOP think they can do? [Precinct committee officers] do not have a process to be "seated." This isn't the Senate or the House. These people can't make it up as they go along: If there was a "seating process," then no one elected as a PCO that the clique in power didn't like would ever get "seated." I don't care if this guy is Satan. He's been elected. And unless they can show, for example, that he isn't a resident of his precinct or he's not a registered voter? They'd better get used to the idea. ♦

The original print version of this article was headlined "From Readers"