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Old 04-18-2008, 11:18 AM
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I beg to differ. Complaining is easy, that's why everyone does it.

I kid, I kid.
Everyone complains.

But did they do something about it, or just bellyache? (what is sometimes called being a 'backseat driver' or 'monday morning quarterback'.) Anyone can shoot their mouth off on-line or the like. (case in point here)

In APO, changes in our National Org are done at on the legislative floor of the National Convention. If you want to affect change, that is where you need to be. If a chapter failed to get voting delegates to the Convention, its a bit poor for them to be complaining about how things are going. If you don't like it, get involved! Speak up in advance! Attend Section and Region Conferences, go to Nationals. Speak with other chapters and convence them.
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