When someone brings up an issue and points to some occurrence to which they object, it is only fitting and proper that they be asked and respond to the question.

Well what do YOU think should be done about this, or are you only capable of complaining?

I stand ready to address such a question.

There may be those who dispute my conclusions that the only persons who could be considered to be credentialed to vote in the March Elections were those persons who appeared on the Form A Caucuses as actually Elected to the positions of County Central Committee Members,  but I feel that I stand on Bedrock

One foot firmly placed on the Iowa State Election Code and One foot placed firmly on the Constitutions of the State Republican Party the Linn County Central Committee and the latter's By-Laws.

The First thing we should do IMO is determine if we in fact had a Quorum of Elected County Committee members in attendance at the March 17 meeting

We can do that by comparing those who are Listed on the Caucus Form  as actually have been elected to those positions, with the list of those who voted that night.

Persons appearing only as Chairs, CoChairs,  Secretaries or under the classification of Alternates do not qualify,  In fact the only position that is called Alternate that is chosen at the Precinct Caucuses is Alternate to the County Convention,

Upon determining the above. those legally Credentialed that night to vote , should recast their votes and we should accept the results of that election no matter what they are. 

 IMO it is important to impress on them that they should recast their votes as they did on March 17  and not take into consideration any factors that might have influenced them afterwords,

That done the Quorum of Central Committee Members can appoint new Members to fill any vacant positions,

Can in addition by a majority vote appoint Assistant Committee Members in any number to the various Precincts.   Those do not have voting rights except in the event of the absence of one or more of the Voting Committee Members.

I do not think this is a complicated process.  At it's end the result would be a County Central Committee and an Officer's Election, fully in compliance with the State Election Code, the Constitution of the Republican Party of Iowa and the Constitution of the Linn County Central Committee and it's By-Laws.

Clean elections are a particular concern of mine, considering how distorted they have been in different places around the country in recent times, and I feel we are on more stable ground intellectually and morally, if when we object to such incidents, that we are in fact following our own rules on our Elections.