Disgruntled members of the Michigan Republican Party are now suing chairwoman Kristina Karamo in a bid to take back control of the financially insolvent party, with its primary just roughly one month away. MLive reported Friday that the lawsuit — filed by what the publication dubbed a “breakaway faction” of Republicans — seeks to have a judge rule that a previous vote to remove Karamo as chair was proper, and to install former co-chair Melinda Pego as the new acting chair of the state party. “[Karamo] has brazenly and repeatedly asserted that she continues to occupy the role of chair of the co…