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Sean Mahoney, widely expected to run for congress, can't do so until he resigns as an RNC committeemember:
under Republican Party rules his resignation is a required step before entering or supporting a candidate in a Republican primary.
So what to do after the news that Rich Ashooh has raised a whole lot of dough in just eight weeks, potentially crowding out the Not Guinta vote?
Use resigning over embattled RNC Chair Steele as a way to get some nice national press. I have to hand it to Mr. Mahoney; that was a clever chess move.
Fellow committeemember Phyllis Woods was surprised (h/t Pindell):
New Hampshire National Committeewoman writes FrumForum to say that she is "frankly dismayed and surprised that Sean did not discuss this with me and I am still waiting to hear from our State Chairman, John Sununu, to see if he was aware of this situation."
Well, that's because this situation has nothing to do with party politics, imo, and everything to do with running for congress:
...the letter, first posted by the New Hampshire Union Leader, isn't necessary in the first place. National committeemembers are elected by state parties; anyone who resigns would by rule have to submit their resignation to a state party rather than a national party, suggesting Mahoney wanted the press hit.
Certainly, parts of the letter read like a declaration of candidacy.