After 129 years together, the College Republicans may soon break up

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After a long and brutal convention fight, it is no surprise that some College Republicans are marching toward secession.

During last Saturday’s convention, state delegates attempted to restore the votes of nine uncredentialed federations. These delegates forced the convention to take votes on 11 proposed amendments to the credentials committee report. But after over four hours of deliberation, all amendments failed to pass the two-thirds threshold required. Soon after, the credentials committee’s report easily passed with a majority vote.

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