It has weight when the President of the organization is actually, physically running the event. Barring that, it is up to whoever is in charge of that specific event.
Depending upon the organizational structure, the President of TRA can either a) do nothing, or b) remove/replace the individual in charge, or c) remove TRA sponsorship of the event.
That is how hierarchies/bureaucracies work. You know it, you weren't born yesterday. As a different example, if Mark Bundick (as NAR President) were to direct Fred Shecter (as RSO at SCRA) to do something at an SCRA launch that Fred did not believe was legal/acceptable, it would be Fred's call, not Bunny's, that would prevail.
Again, you're playing games to make it look like you're the victim here. You're not. You simply refuse to play by the rules of society -- both the overarching rules of society in general (witness the DOT incident) and the rocketry society in particular (witness -- ahh, forget it).
David "why does it feel like my head is banging against a wall" Erbas-White