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Dump Trump makes its move

Former CIA operative to declare independent run for White House

Independent.co.uk
The anti-Trump ferment continues inside the Republican Party amidst the launch of an independent presidential bid yesterday by a little-known conservative activist and parallel grassroots efforts to force party officers to draft a replacement nominee.
Evan McMullin, 40, who formerly worked for Goldman Sachs and is a graduate of the Wharton School, the University of Pennsylvania where Donald Trump also studied, was being drafted by a group called "Better for America".
The group, led by Republican consultant Rick Wilson and Florida-based pollster and operative Joel Searby, had been trying for months to find a suitable candidate to make an independent run. McMullin, is a former operative for the Central Intelligence Agency, who has also advised Republicans on Capitol Hill.
"In a year where Americans have lost faith in the candidates of both major parties, it's time for a generation of new leadership to step up," McMullin told ABC News. "It's never too late to do the right thing, and America deserves much better than either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton can offer us. I humbly offer myself as a leader who can give millions of disaffected Americans a conservative choice for President."
In the meantime, two separate attempts are being revived
this week to seek ways to displace Trump or at least change the rules so a candidate of his ilk never emerges again.
Prominent party activists with a group called Delegates Unbound, led by Dane Waters, are to gather this week in Las Vegas to discuss ways of reigniting their campaign to stop Trump, The Independent can reveal.
Additionally, The Washington Post reported a push by another group of rebels called Free the Delegates, that aims to force an emergency meeting of the Republican National Committee, RNC, chaired by Reince Priebus, in the hopes that it would vote on stripping Trump of his status as party nominee for president and finding someone to replace him.
Both things - the McMullin campaign and the new spasm of activity by 'Free the Delegates' - smack of desperation. There is zero indication that the RNC would have any appetite at so late a stage to
throw out their party's presidential nominee.
"NYET!!" Bruce Ash, an RNC member from Arizona replied after receiving an email over the weekend asking for the special meeting, the Post reported. "You will not succeed. You are totally self absorbed. How embarrassing for you. When our nominee defeats Clinton you will try, no doubt, to claim success. If we fail to win your 2nd guessing and lack of support will not be overlooked."