Posted on 18 January 2011. Tags: haley barbour, john boehner, Michael Steele, Prince, Reince Priebus, RNC
Reince Priebus, or Prince Rebus as he his known to friends and family, was elected today as Chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC). The Prince replaces outgoing Chairman, Michael Steele, whose leadership of the RNC has been fraught with controversy and accusations of everything from mishandling of funds to creating divisiveness among the RNC members. Read the full story
Posted in Politics
Posted on 13 January 2011. Tags: conservative fundraising, fo shizzle, gop, Michael Steele, RNC, sesame street puppet
Want to be the next chairman of the Republican National Committee? Take this easy essay test and send it back to the RNC in Washington. Be sure to include all your contact info so we can get in touch if we want to interview you.
Applicant questions are important because there are absolutely no ‘correct’ answers to these questions. Read the full story
Posted in Politics
Posted on 13 September 2010. Tags: Arizona, bus, elections, Michael Steele, nancy pelosi, republicans, strange bedfellows
WASHINGTON DC (GlossyNews) — Chairman Steele invited Republicans to “Get on the Bus” on Friday. The RNC Chairman Michael Steele has, with his Fire Nancy Pelosi Bus Tour, removed the House Speaker from under the bus to sitting inside his bus, albeit in the back seat, but it is a nicely tricked out back seat.
It was announced by Steele that the real FNP 6-week tour would commence this week, and he promised that Speaker Nancy would be on board for at least some parts of the tour. Read the full story
Posted in Celebrity Gossip, Politics
Posted on 15 July 2010. Tags: afghanistan, Henry Clay, Lady Gaga, lieberman, Michael Steele, racial, Senator Byrd, Stone Age
PULASKI, Tennessee (GlossyNews) — Insiders predict RNC Chairman Michael Steele will soon decide to ‘spend more time with my family’ in the wake of his recent faux pas. It appears Steele has violated the most revered tenet of the DC code; don’t make political news in July.
First expressed by President Henry Clay in 1846, the full text of his letter to Senator Byrd reads as follows: “Our Founders were wise, they thought deep. They placed the seat of Federal power in a humid, fetid, hellish swamp because that was a way to keep we blood filled ticks away from the jugular vein of the American people, at least two months out of the year. Any craven blackguard who would draw us back to our desks in July merits the opprobrium of all opportunists.” Read the full story
Posted in Politics, War Zone
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