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A new strategy memo from Republican party leader Michael Steele urges Republicans to do everything in their power to block the Democrats' health care bill from moving forward in the Senate. Full Article at CBS News
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It doesn’t take much to shake up the Black community when it comes to the public portrayal of our image.… Last Tuesday, President Obama promised to send 30,000 troops into possible death and disaster. Full Article at Clutch Magazine
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Martha Coakley has spent more time planning a run for Senate than serving the people of Massachusetts
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From NBC's Mark Murray Strikingly, there has been little reaction so far to President Obama's Nobel speech today among the political players. Full Article at MSNBC
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Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele made the GOP’s strategy in opposing health care reform clear in a memo to party leaders on Thursday, urging them to spend “every bit of capital” in order to “delay, stall, slow down, and ultimately... Full Article at The Politico
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TYLER, TX (KLTV) - Senate Majority leader Harry Reid's comments Monday, comparing opposition to healthcare reform to conservative resistance to abolish slavery still has the GOP steaming mad. Full Article at KLTV
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Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele suggested Democrats should strip Reid of his leadership position if he does not apologize for the comments.
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"The problem in the Republican Party is that the leadership has gone to the left," he said. "I need some new Republicans." Full Article at The Hill
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STEELE HEATED BY 'YOU PEOPLE' REMARK ON 'MORNING JOE': RNC chairman was invited on to discuss Sen. Reid's slavery comment.
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*Republican National Committee's first African American Chairman, Michael Steele, reached for something Wednesday morning that he accuses the Democrats of pulling whenever things get tough – the race card. Full Article at EURweb
About Michael Steele
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Michael S. Steele (born October 19, 1958) is an American politician and lawyer. He is currently the chairman of GOPAC and a partner at the law firm of Dewey & LeBoeuf. He is a former Lieutenant Governor of Maryland, having been elected on the same ticket as Governor Robert Ehrlich in 2002. Full Article
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GOPAC Chairman and former Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael Steele arrives to speak at the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota, in this September 3, 2008 file photo.
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Former Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael Steele, right, talks to Linda Ackerman, left, after being elected the first black Republican National Committee chairman in an election by the RNC during their winter meetings, Friday, Jan. 30, 2009 in Washington.
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Former Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael Steele, left, is congratulated by Ohio Sec. of State, Ken Blackwell, right, after being elected the first black Republican National Committee chairman in an election by the RNC during their winter meetings, Friday, Jan. 30, 2009 in Washington.
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WASHINGTON - JULY 20: Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele delivers remarks at the National Press Club July 20, 2009 in Washington, DC. Steele spoke on the topic of "Health Care - the Republican Alternative" during his address.
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Martha Coakley has spent more time planning a run for Senate than serving the people of Massachusetts
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Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele suggested Democrats should strip Reid of his leadership position if he does not apologize for the comments.
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Whether you are a Democrat or Republican, all of us can agree on this: In this uncertain economy, growth and jobs have to be our priorities
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Head of the RNC, Michael Steele, stepping up pressure on Senator Harry Reid. He wants Reid to apologize for comparing Republican opponents of health care reform to those who resisted an end to slavery.
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Reid has now compared his quest to pass the Obama-Pelosi government takeover of health care to the effort to end slavery.... To suggest that passing this horrible bill is anything akin to ridding our country of slavery is terribly offensive and calls into question Mr. Reid's suitability to lead
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that the law firm of the sponsor of a resolution before the Republican National Committee concerning party loyalty had its legal consulting with the committee cut off after Michael Steele's election as chairman earlier this year. The RNC paid the Ter...
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Having made this disgraceful statement on the floor of the United States Senate, Mr. Reid should immediately apologize on the Senate floor to his colleagues, to his constituents and to the American people. If he is going to stand by these statements, the Democrats must immediately reconsider his fitness...
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Trevor Francis, communications director of the Republican National Committee, abruptly resigned Monday, and two Republican strategists familiar with the situation said he was pushed out because Chairman Michael Steele didn't feel he was getting enough credit for the GOP's electoral success earlier this ...
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Having made this disgraceful statement on the floor of the United States Senate, Mr. Reid should immediately apologize on the Senate floor to his colleagues, to his constituents and to the American people. If he is going to stand by these statements, the Democrats must immediately reconsider his fitness...
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Michael Steele’s problem is that he continues to make this mistake of inflating the conservative movement to be the Republican Party ... And until he gets that out of his head, along with a lot of other Republican leaders, he’s going to keep having this problem. Conservatives and Republicans are not the...
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Harry Reid wandered far out of bounds with his absurd and offensive comments ... This is inexcusable, deeply insulting and an arrogant abuse of the Democrat Party's unchecked power in Congress. This is an elected official saying anything, doing anything, running roughshod over any citizen who opposes hi...
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This morning, GM announced that they are making progress in turning an iconic and vital American company around — and that they would repay government loans four years early — something even the most cynical of the president’s political opponents could cheer — unless you’re Michael Steele and the Republ...
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Today's report that Senator Max Baucus used his Senate office to advance a taxpayer-funded appointment for his staff-member girlfriend raises a whole host of ethical questions
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I've been talking with Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele
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More than 11,000 Americans lost their jobs in the month of November, meaning more than 2.8 million Americans have lost their jobs since the stimulus passed, and the national unemployment rate remains in double digits ... If President Obama is truly interested in job creation, then he should stop campaig...
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Michael Steele and Sarah Palin are kind of a joke
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More than 11,000 Americans lost their jobs in the month of November, meaning more than 2.8 million Americans have lost their jobs since the stimulus passed, and the national unemployment rate remains in double digits ... If President Obama is truly interested in job creation, then he should stop campaig...
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If RNC Chairman Michael Steele doesn't have one of these in his den, I'll eat Rush Limbaugh's shorts. The staggering truth: Chia Obama is a real product, and its creator ... means it to be a sincere tribute to Obama, who he says has inherited 'the biggest can of worms ever put on a president.'
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This White House ' jobs summit' is just another example of President Obama 's PR presidency, where he stages photo-ops and events to distract citizens and the media from his administration's failures
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It's clear the Michael Steele and the Republican party are ready to hand over the keys of the GOP to Michele Bachmann, Glenn Beck and the rest of the extremist tea party crowd.
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Earlier this year, President Obama and Arlen Specter passed a $787 billion stimulus package that has created more growth in government instead of creating jobs for Pennsylvanian families
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The White House downplayed the national significance of the off-year elections, but Republicans, including GOP Chairman Michael Steele, portrayed them as referendums on Obama's presidency
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Trevor took a hiatus from a very successful private sector career to give service to the Republican Party this year. Trevor’s talents will be missed at the RNC. We have accomplished a great deal in the year he was here. He worked tirelessly, as did the whole team, on the victories in Virginia and his ho...
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I think if Michael Steele is the best spokesperson they can find, I'll match him up against President Barack Obama any day of the week ... There's no doubt that the momentum is going our way. I find it interesting when you have the Republican governor trying to pretend that he's the agent of change, com...
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Trevor's talents will be missed at the RNC ... We have accomplished a great deal in the year he was here. He worked tirelessly, as did the whole team, on the victories in Virginia and his home state of New Jersey.
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