Just because he has been an ineffective RNC chairman doesn't mean he isn't also held to a different standard.
Apr 8, 2010
Perhaps the worst public-relations sin an American can commit is blaming his problems on something other than himself, especially when the scapegoat is ethnicity, gender, or race. One would have thought Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele would have known that. But apparently his current troubles are such a distraction that, when given the bait, he was reduced to blurting out what he felt to be the truth.
The Story (http://www.newsweek.com/id/236089)
I don't want him to get fired just because I need to see more of his Muppet on the Daily Show. That is frakin hilarity.
(http://www.mnn.com/sites/default/files/micheal-steele-muppet.jpg)
They put him there to take orders from the council.
Dismiss him? He's the best thing to happen to the RNC in living memory . . .
. . . for Democrats!
If I recall right, it takes a super majority to remove the RNC chairman and so far at least, those opposed to Steele haven't been able to muster the votes. Newt and some of the other Republican luminaries have taken another tack. They've started a parallel organization with the intention of siphoning off Republican donors until the RNC runs out of cash and forces Steele's replacement. Still, the last I heard, the RNC had about ten times the cash of the Democratic National Committee.
Gosh, you really have to feel sorry for them being downtrodden and all.
You guys are just a bunch of racist haters...
Quote from: Conan71 on April 09, 2010, 04:29:10 PM
You guys are just a bunch of racist haters...
yeah well, you're an Antidentite
Quote from: swake on April 09, 2010, 04:33:11 PM
yeah well, you're an Antidentite
Along those lines, I hear you like to masticate