Michael Steele
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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.
This man doesn’t have a feeling for any of these individuals, by the way, on either side of the transaction, his supporters or his vice president.
You need to understand that that relationship is, first and foremost, transactional, what can you do for me, not what I can do for you.
They`re going to do what they need to do in the House. And that`s going to be the first big important step and whether or not that translates into affirmative action, if you will, in the Senate.
If we`d done that early on, maybe 700,000 Americans wouldn`t be in their graves right now.
I think history has already figured that out. I don`t think that`s not -- it`s not complicated for history and it`s not complicated for most Americans.
What do you plan to do come this Wednesday morning, and you’ve lost the state of Virginia? And what are you going to do on the first Wednesday of November 2022 when you watch Nancy Pelosi begin the process of turning over the gavel and…
Joe Manchin does not want to vote for a progressive legislative package, period.
If someone landed on this planet from outer space, and asked, may I see the majority leader of the United States Senate, you know who they take them to? Mitch McConnell, because McConnell`s played this as if he`s still running the Senate…
The more things change, the more they stay the same. I don`t know why we are expecting, you know, a change in behavior at this point from GOP members, they are falling all over themselves to appear with Trump when they can to reinforce his…
When you turn the gospel and the teachings of Christ on its head when he says care for the least of these, care for the vulnerable, care for those who are in need of help, and instead you provide them with the very information that leads…
If Mitch McConnell were in Chuck Schumer’s place, we’d be having a whole different conversation about filibuster, about what bills get passed and get through when and how.
What you have right now is, the Republican Party is playing politics. They’re looking at the same thing that all of us are looking at here.
Google a political map of the country, not at the state level, but at the county level. And when you see that map, and how red that map is, the country`s a lot redder than 2020 may lead you to believe.
I’m going to hold this guy accountable. It’s not about his party label so much anymore.
We have to stop playing politics with this, because a lot of people lives and livelihoods are affected by the decisions that are made or rather not made here in Washington.
There will not be a shutdown, because the Republicans often get the short end of that stick.
This idea, by the way, of a forensic electoral audit is a fiction. It doesn’t exist in law.
What Biden did today, in my estimation, was to move the federal action a little closer to the result that you see in state actions, where it makes it harder for the President to hide behind his former status.
You`re ready to throw down. You`ve drawn the line, you`re not going to allow the system to be used against itself.





