Proof Record

Violation: A Committee Forged in Secret

The 2020 DNC Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) mandated an open, caucus-driven process to form West Virginia’s Affirmative Action Committee. The evidence proves this mandate was violated in two fundamental ways: first, organizers deliberately excluded 75% of the required minority caucuses, violating the MOU's 'caucus-first' principle. Second, they used a secret script, marked 'do not share,' to install a pre-selected slate of leaders, turning the election into a sham.

The 2020 DNC Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) legally required an open, transparent, and caucus-driven process to form the West Virginia Affirmative Action Committee. These proofs reconstruct how organizers executed a premeditated plan to circumvent that mandate. Using a secret 'do not share' script, they inverted the required process, installed leaders before 75% of the required caucuses existed, and orchestrated the appointment of the script's own author to a position of procedural power. The documentary evidence reveals a clear pattern of intentional non-compliance. This was not a procedural error; it was a foundational breach of the agreement.
Proofs documented 6 Across this record

Record Metadata

Timeframe
June 2021
Focus
WVDP Affirmative Action Committee Formation
Primary Documents
2020 DNC MOU, Formation Script & Emails

Key Findings

  • The DNC MOU created a legal duty to ensure fully-formed diversity caucuses selected the committee's leadership; organizers deliberately proceeded with the formation despite knowing this condition was not met.
  • A secret script, authored and distributed by the MOU compliance officer, proves premeditated control by choreographing nominations and orchestrating her own installation as Parliamentarian.
  • The process was designed to exclude, not include, disenfranchising the Latino, AAPI, and Native American communities at the moment of the committee's creation.

Documented Violations

2 incidents traced in this record

Violation: Deliberate Exclusion of Mandated Minority Groups

The formation script documented organizers' knowledge that the committee was 'missing representation from... Latino's, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, and Native Americans,' yet they proceeded with the formation.

The 2020 DNC agreement required a specific sequence: first, establish minority caucuses, and second, allow those caucuses to select their representatives for the committee. Organizers inverted this process. They formed the committee and installed its leadership before the Latino, AAPI, and Native American caucuses existed, denying those communities any role in the selection of their own representatives.

ConsequenceThree racial communities were denied their right under the MOU to select their own representatives. The committee's legitimacy was compromised at the moment of its creation.

  • Only one of the four required racial diversity caucuses existed at the time of the committee's formation.
  • Organizers proceeded despite the script's own admission that key communities were not represented.
  • The script even designated a representative for the Latino caucus, a group that had not yet been formed.
  • This inverted process violated the MOU's core 'caucus-first' mandate.

Related proofs

Violation: A Pre-Scripted and Invalid Election

A formation script marked 'DRAFT SCRIPT - do not share' dictated all key outcomes, including the author's own appointment to a position of procedural control.

The official tasked with ensuring compliance, Selina Vickers, authored a detailed script that dictated the formation meeting's key events. The script orchestrated her own appointment as Parliamentarian, complete with a pre-written endorsement calling her uniquely qualified. The instruction to keep the script secret demonstrates a consciousness that the process violated the DNC's rules for open and fair elections.

ConsequenceThe official tasked with ensuring a fair process instead engineered a controlled one that guaranteed her own appointment to a position of power. The election was a formality executing a pre-determined script.

  • A script marked 'DRAFT SCRIPT - do not share' proves the process was pre-arranged and concealed.
  • The script dictated specific nominations and provided verbatim speeches for participants to read.
  • The script directed the author, Selina Vickers, to be nominated for Parliamentarian/Secretary.
  • It included a pre-written endorsement stating 'no one else remotely qualified.'
  • It contained pre-planned tactics to challenge observers and manage dissent from the Party Chair.

Related proofs

A Foundationally Corrupt Process

The evidence does not suggest procedural error; it documents a deliberate circumvention of established rules. The intentional exclusion of mandated caucuses and the use of a secret script to control the outcome prove a pattern of conduct that rendered the committee's formation illegitimate under the terms of the governing DNC MOU.

Proofs in this Record

6 curated proofs

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