This is unacceptable. It’s no wonder traditional donors to the Republican National Committee are holding back their dollars. I would recommend that all Republicans hold back their contributions until Michael Steele is replaced as Chairman of the Republican Party.
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The Daily Caller reported yesterday that RNC Chairman Michael Steele has considered pushing the Republican National Committee (RNC) to buy a private jet so he doesn’t have to fly with everyday common people as he travels the country.
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With political races in Virginia, New Jersey, New York, Maine, and California today Democrat and Republican political operatives, consultants, and spin doctors are already working to draw conclusions from today’s electoral results.
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(Crossposted at West Virginia Watchdog and Conversations with Myself)
You know, it’s one thing to micromanage on the federal level, but when the President of the United States decides to tell a governor of a state or commonwealth that they need to not run for re-election, I think that is a bit too far.
It’s one thing for a political party to tell an elected official that is a member of said party to step aside in the next election, but it’s highly inappropriate for President Barack Obama to do so. That would be like former President George W. Bush asking California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to step aside.
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It seems pretty obvious that our party is divided into two camps: the Anti-Doug and the Pro-Doug. I’m sure it wasn’t the intention of Roman for this site to become notgaryabernathy: part two, but these are real concerns. Read the rest of this entry »
Chairman Michael Steele
Chairman Michael Steele was in Charleston on Friday to raise money for the West Virginia Republican Party.
The Charleston Gazette has a full report.
This is an open thread for anyone who wants to voice their opinion on the event.
Stephen Gordon over at The Next Right explains why the Republican Party needs libertarians more than libertarians need the Republican Party right now.
“Republicans need libertarians more than libertarians need Republicans. It’s time for libertarians – fiscally conservative, socially tolerant people who advocate limited government and individual freedom – to start fighting back.” – Jon Henke
Click here to read the full blog post on The Next Right.
The legislation known as Cap and Trade will have a huge impact on everyday Americans. Cap and Trade is a tax increase on every American that uses electricty from coal-fired power plants. Over half of the electricity that heats our homes, lights our schools, and powers our businesses comes from coal.
Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele sent out a fundraising e-mail and uses Cap and Trade as the main motivator for people to give so they can help Republicans stop the Obama energy tax increases.
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