147 members of my party in the House voted to overturn a national election for the presidency of the United States.
Michael Steele
The Public Record
Michael Steele is a prominent Republican political figure from Maryland, known for his role as the first African American chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC), serving from 2009 to 2011. During his tenure, he focused on expanding the party's outreach to minority communities and modernizing its image. Steele has also been a vocal commentator on political issues, frequently appearing on various media platforms to discuss Republican strategies and policies. His insights often reflect a blend of traditional conservative values with a call for inclusivity within the party.
I have it here -- he said -- quote -- 'I stand by that exact statement as I said it,' which is reminiscent of one of the pieces of Internet culture where people say, I said what I said.
The MAGA-loving, pro-police crowd is just more MAGA-loving than they are pro-police.
Who`s going to stop them? There has been the Republican Party has not paid the price for anything.
Do we really want Kevin McCarthy to be the Speaker of the House after what we`ve witnessed of his leadership, Oh, excuse me, of his actions because baby that ain`t leadership.
It’s giving the voters the incentive to participate. And, you know, to say, look, OK, your first choice may not be everyone else’s first choice, but they could be their second choice.
There’s no incentive for Republicans to give Joe Biden and his administration a win on anything.
This is a corrupt enterprise. I mean, it's just the way Trump did things, deliberately or not so deliberately.
I'm still not convinced that, with all of the hand-wringing about Weisselberg and his daughter-in-law, so on, prosecutors are talking to her, and she's out here, OK, laying out some tracks, I still don't know how much of this is really…
And Biden, you could tell in that moment, he was sitting there going, damn, I know. OK, yes, this is where I am. And Mitch means what he says. And there`s not much I can do about it until I get a political hammer.
And so, right now, the president of the United States needs a political hammer. And only the Democratic Party can provide that, not Democratic legislators in the Senate or the House, but the party, the political operators, that do that…





