David Hadley: "Bi-Partisan" Chairman for the California Republican Party? (Umm … No!)

For too long California conservative politics have been run by those that want “go along to get along”. California is at the cross roads. Now trailing those that declare themselves as independents for the first time, we need a change of direction, just as the country has done over this past 2 years. More of the same is not the answer! Here are just a few of the current Vice Chair of the CRP's public statements on President Trump:

• Daily Breeze of October 15, 2016, Hadley, a Manhattan Beach businessman and current Vice Chair of the CRP said: “I have never supported Trump, I have never voted for Trump, I’ve taken out everything but a billboard announcing I do not support the nominee of my party.”. He went on to say: “I’ve shown bipartisanship. I think I’m a vote for balance and common sense. And I think that beats machine politics.”
• From the same Daily Breeze article Hadley states “Trump owes the American public his tax returns before he asks us to consider him for the presidency, but I don’t believe we will ever see them.” Since President Trump has not yet released his tax returns the question must be asked “Will David Hadley continue to oppose Trump being on the ballot?”
• Los Angeles Times of July 5 2017 announced David Hadley’s’ bid to run for Governor (which ended two weeks later, “Arguing that California is at a crucial crossroads, Republican David Hadley is announcing a bid to be the state's next governor. The former assemblyman, who voted against Donald Trump in the fall, is a social moderate and fiscal conservative…”
• Manhattan Beach Patch, August 3, 2016, “"Here is the bottom line: I am not voting for either Secretary Clinton or Mr. Trump," he wrote. "Both have shown themselves unfit for the highest office in the land." Three weeks before the 2016 November election Assemblyman David Hadley made it clear where he stood on Donald Trump stating in a Mercury News article “I have never supported the GOP nominee.”
• San Jose Mercury News, October 17. 2016, “In a coastal Los Angeles County district represented by GOP Assemblyman David Hadley, the campaign of Democratic challenger Al Muratsuchi hung signs saying “Trump-Hadley” in big letters from street poles, as if the two are running mates. In tiny letters at the bottom, the signs include the required disclosure that they are paid for by Muratsuchi’s campaign. Hadley has been publicly critical of Trump and says he has never supported the GOP nominee. And three weeks before the Nov 16 election a spokesman for Hadley told the Los Angeles Times, Hadley hasn't made up his mind whether to back a third-party candidate or abstain from voting for president.