RNC member asks Steele to step down
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Olde Hornet
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They need to make Rush the head of the party.
LegionofDoom
I see dead people
Unkkkle Ruckus in a clean suit.
Rush can't be the leader of the party because he doesn't have a plan. He spews the garbage to racist and weak minded selfish blacks who want to depend on whites and not their own strengths. Plus he's paid to just cause this stir. Half of the stuff he's speaking on, either he doesn't believe in it himself because he sure doesn't practice it or he's just a liar, which would make both.
Rush can't be the leader of the party because he doesn't have a plan. He spews the garbage to racist and weak minded selfish blacks who want to depend on whites and not their own strengths. Plus he's paid to just cause this stir. Half of the stuff he's speaking on, either he doesn't believe in it himself because he sure doesn't practice it or he's just a liar, which would make both.
Blacknbengal
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The GOP never wanted Steele in the first place. But they needed him—and they still do
Why Michael Steele Must Stay
Recently, I got a call from a Republican National Committee member from the Mid-Atlantic. She was worried that Michael Steele may be ousted from his RNC chairmanship before he ever gets started.
She told me that she had received repeated calls from concerned committee members in Georgia, Tennessee and some Midwest states about Steele’s foibles and fumbles that have been so conspicuously on display in the media over the past month. Just last week, he told a CNN reporter that his run-in with radio host Rush Limbaugh was part of a “strategic†plan on his part, and that he would consider running for president if God told him to. They want him out, the concerned woman told me. As a Steele supporter, she’s worried that they might get him.
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Why Michael Steele Must Stay
Recently, I got a call from a Republican National Committee member from the Mid-Atlantic. She was worried that Michael Steele may be ousted from his RNC chairmanship before he ever gets started.
She told me that she had received repeated calls from concerned committee members in Georgia, Tennessee and some Midwest states about Steele’s foibles and fumbles that have been so conspicuously on display in the media over the past month. Just last week, he told a CNN reporter that his run-in with radio host Rush Limbaugh was part of a “strategic†plan on his part, and that he would consider running for president if God told him to. They want him out, the concerned woman told me. As a Steele supporter, she’s worried that they might get him.
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