Flynn out as GOP executive director
By Politicker StaffJohn Flynn, executive director of the state Republican Party, resigned his position last Thursday.
In an e-mail to party insiders obtained by Brian Griffiths of Red Maryland, chairman James Pelura says that Flynn will leave his position next week, and that candidates to fill it will be interviewed this Tuesday.
Flynn became executive director in the turbulent period following the 2006 elections.
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