January 05, 2010

Michael Steele: Way to “aim low”, you Jackass!

steelemouth[1] This is complete idiocy on the part of Michael Steele.  Steele’s job is to be the “coach” of the Republican “team”.  Can you imagine asking an NFL coach or a NASCAR crew chief if they would have a successful run next season and either one saying “next year?, No way", we will just be rebuilding and we might win some…but being real contenders?, uh uh…”  well that is what this slapnuts is saying:

via Politico 

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele predicted Monday night that the GOP will not regain control of the House in the 2010 midterm elections.

Steele said during an interview with Fox News’s Sean Hannity that Republicans will see some “nice pick-ups in the House” but would not predict the number of seats the GOP will win. “I can't give a number yet,” Steele said. “We are just now beginning to look at races.”

Asked if Republicans will retake the House, Steele responded: “Not this year.” Steele added: “We still have vacancies that need to get filled. “If we do that, are we ready? I don't know. That's what I'm assessing and evaluating now.”

Michael Steele: GOP won't win House - Andy Barr - POLITICO.com

Michael Steele, you ignorant boob… this is throwing your team under the bus… here is a tip for you, you DemocRAT sympathizer you : when you are the titular “leader” of a group, and you are publicly asked if they will win or be successful, you BY GOD ACT CONFIDENT!.  EVEN IF YOU HAVE TO LIE… you dumbass.  If you need to know the reason, here it is:  if the “coach” or “leader” appears confident it INSPIRES the “members” and it should make the “enemy” less confident of their superiority.  If you can’t do this sort of thing, quit! or for God sakes, SHUT UP, you are not helping!

what a douche!

-KOOK

Posted by KOOK on 1/05/2010



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madmath1 · 795 weeks ago

This incident should get Steele fired. I know, the GOP will worry he'll run to the EEOC and claim discrimination, but too much is at stake here. If the GOP doesn't get control of at least one of the houses, then our constitutional republic will be finished because we can't survive the out and out communist statism that will result from complete comtempt this group of demoncrats will have if they can maintain control of both houses of congress after what they pulled in just the last year alone. Healthcare will just be the beginning, the citizenization of illegals, more of the incompetency of security, more harassment of whites at airports and who knows, not to mention with all the zcars what he'll plan next but I'm sure our liberties will be the causalties. A leader like Steele shows affrimative action (I no longer believe that he actually qualified for this job like Napolantano) doesn't work and this incompetent and enmey sympathizer needs to be fired before we all pay the price for his and our government's stupidity.
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Karen · 795 weeks ago

Not exactly the rallying call or battle cry the party needs, is it.
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KOOK 91p · 795 weeks ago

hardly...so disappointing
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Andrew33 103p · 795 weeks ago

Now is far from the time for Steele to sound indecisive. For politics, and supporters such as the RNC & DNC, this is gametime...or racetime to use the sports analagies. Then again on Hannity, is Steele talking to anybody besides "republican faithful?" The only justification for this inaction would be trying to motivate voters, but I am not giving Steele that much credit. Nor do I think he is strong enough to move the left leaning, earmark hungry Republicans toward the independent conservatives, that being the case, he was correct in his assumption that neither House will change hands after November.
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bondwooley · 795 weeks ago

Understanding Michael Steele is a little bit easier when you find out who's coaching him:

http://bit.ly/3ppyiu

(satire)
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deleted4448310 77p · 795 weeks ago

I don't think this hurt anything, but he did sound stupid saying it. We can't get overconfident. It will take work to mobilize conservative (and more importantly, disgusted moderates) to vote for GOP candidates.
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KOOK 91p · 795 weeks ago

I don't think that it seriously damaged anything especially not this early. But it is evidence of his lack of leadership qualities that the RNC desperately needs.

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kmbr · 795 weeks ago

Steele needs to go. What's anyone think of a Mrs. Sarah Palin in this role? It might work.
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Andrew33 103p · 795 weeks ago

If today's events regarding Democrats stepping down (given poll numbers, I would too if I was a liberal dem) you'd think that (not so man of) Steele, seeing the same poll numbers would have more confidence. A real strategist would be out making my case to and pushing those in office vote with the desires of the independent movement that is pushing across the country. Instead, Steele whimpers on Hannity, the Republican mouthpiece. They would be on T.V. shows like Beck, O'Reily, on Fox, and even be speaking to more hostile independent voices like Michael Savage and Neil Boortz. That is where the case can be made, not to the viewers of Hannity who will generally be voting Republican down the line or are totally hostile anyways. A real party leader would have people speaking for them at every "tea party" type of event in the country. Instead we get Michael (will let Obama) Steele (the midterm elections through utter stupidity).

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