Michael Steele Under Fire For Afghanistan Comments

U.S. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama

The head of the U.S. Republican Party, Michael Steele, has come under fire from his own comrades, for stating the war in Afghanistan, is of U.S. President Barack "Obama's choosing." That is inaccurate. What he should have stated is continuing with former President George W. Bush's war in Afghanistan is Obama's choosing.

However, as the fact stands, Bush started this ill-fated war in 2001. He then proceeded to initiate a deceitful war in Iraq during 2003 that featured him lying to the world about its true purpose.

Republican Party head, Michael Steele

It was not about liberation or freedom, but the theft of Iraqi national assets, namely oil, as they are sitting on the largest deposit in the world. The blood thirsty, underachieving maniac cost U.S. and Iraqi families their children and as such belongs in the Hague.

No revisionist theories shall change what Bush has done in world history, but the future is yet to be written and something tells me justice will win out and bring him to accountability, within the confines of the law.

Republican Spent $2,000 At Bondage Sex Club

Republican Party chairman Michael Steele: now, why would they think it was me

Erik Brown, a Republican consultant for the U.S. political party, spent $2,000 of G.O.P. funds, at a Hollywood sex bondage club. News of this misuse of funds, has caused quite a stir in the press. Brown stated he will refund the Republican party's money.

It was originally reported that Republican Party chairman, Michael Steele was the culprit, but that has been proven untrue. Steele, is an African American (also known as black). And as a comedian on B.E.T. remarked years ago, black men do not like bondage, as it reminds them too much of slavery.

Side Bar: white people, do not repeat that joke publicly.

Man who spent RNC money at racy nightclub identified

Monday, Mar 29, 2010 12:56 EDT - Political consultant, not Michael Steele, reportedly visited bondage-themed venue -- but RNC still paid.

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steel is off the hook for the almost $2,000 spent at Voyeur West Hollywood, a risque nightclub. Sort of.

The man who actually spent the money has been identified as Erik Brown, a Republican consultant. And the RNC maintains that Steele had no involvement whatsoever...

http://www.salon.com

Democrat Baucus Nominates Girlfriend For DOJ Job

Max Baucus speaking Ebonix: a brother is trying to keep his woman and the man won't get off his case!

Democratic Senate Finance Committee Chairman, Max Baucus, has come under fire tonight, for nominating his girlfriend, Melodee Hanes, for an appointment as U.S. Attorney, with the Department of Justice. He stated she was nominated based on her merits. What, her sexual merits? Just kidding. Don't get mad.

Michael Steele, the head of the Republican Party, has called for an investigation into Baucus' conduct, deeming it inappropriate and a conflict of interest. Well, maybe it is in the best interest of his love life that she get the job. Did you ever think of that, Mr. Steele (Joking).

Baucus: Girlfriend merited US attorney nomination

Saturday, December 5, 2009 - WASHINGTON — Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus defended recommending his girlfriend for appointment as Montana's U.S. attorney, saying Saturday his one-time staff member and the former state prosecutor is "highly qualified" but eventually withdrew her nomination. ..

He said she received her Justice job after applying "independently," and "not surprisingly to anyone who's looked at her resume, got the DOJ job on her merit." ...

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Steele calls for Senate ethics hearing into Baucus

December 05, 2009 17:06 EST - WASHINGTON (AP) -- The head of the Republican National Committee is calling for a Senate Ethics Committee investigation into Sen. Max Baucus' actions, after the Montana Democrat recommended his girlfriend for appointment as his state's U.S. attorney.

Michael Steele says the Senate should determine "why Senator Baucus put his personal needs above those of the people of Montana." ...

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Obama Accused Of Playing Political Favorites

A politician playing favorites with donors and top fundraisers, giving them special perks, if you know what I mean! Nooo! This is unheard of! Who knew such a thing existed! If you can't tell by now, I'm being sarcastic.

However, the head of the Republican Party, Michael Steele, is as serious as a heart attack, in accusing U.S. President, Barack Obama, of impropriety, in playing political favorites, lavishing favors and special treatment on his top donors, fundraisers and political benefactors.

Michael Steele

Presidents are not to do certain things, but let's be honest here, they do. I don't agree with it, but they do. However, it appears, President Obama just happened to get caught, as did Clinton.

And as crooked as former President George W. Bush was and particularly former Vice President, Dick Cheney, two men that called a very bloody war to steal oil, who you know were throwing around favors behind the scenes like Madonna and Demi Moore at a plastic surgeon's office, several Commanders-in-Chief are guilty of this.

EXCLUSIVE: Democratic donors rewarded with W.H. perks

During his first nine months in office, President Obama has quietly rewarded scores of top Democratic donors with VIP access to the White House, private briefings with administration advisers and invitations to important speeches and town-hall meetings.

High-dollar fundraisers have been promised access to senior White House officials in exchange for pledges to donate $30,400 personally or to bundle $300,000 in contributions ahead of the 2010 midterm elections, according to internal Democratic National Committee documents obtained by The Washington Times.

One top donor described in an interview with The Times being given a birthday visit to the Oval Office. Another was allowed use of a White House-complex bowling alley for his family. Bundlers closest to the president were invited to watch a movie in the red-walled theater in the basement of the presidential mansion.

Mr. Obama invited his top New York bundler, UBS Americas CEO Robert Wolf, to golf with him during the president's Martha's Vineyard vacation in August. At least 39 donors and fundraisers also were treated to a lavish White House reception on St. Patrick's Day, where the fountains on the North and South Lawns were dyed green, photos and video reviewed by The Times and CBS News also show...

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Steele demands investigation into alleged WH perks for top Dem donors

10/28/09 09:40 AM ET - Republicans called for an investigation into allegations that President Barack Obama gave top donors special access to the White House on Wednesday.

The Republican National Committee (RNC) demanded an investigation into a report published in The Washington Times that top donors to the Democratic National Committee (DNC) had been rewarded with access to privileged White House tours, behind-the-scenes briefings and other perks.

RNC Chairman Michael Steele said that the White House had effectively become a "full-service resort" during Obama's tenure, likening the alleged access to the benefits former President Bill Clinton had offered to some friends and top donors during his time in office.

"The seriousness of this issue requires an immediate investigation looking into the degree and details of fundraising efforts between the White House and DNC, whether there was any quid pro quo offered to donors, and the names of White House officials who were involved in such activities," Steele said Wednesday in a statement...

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Michael Steele: Obama Is Racist

The head of the Republican Party, Michael Steele, has labeled U.S. President Barack Obama, a “racist” for allegedly asking legally blind, New York Governor, David Paterson, not to seek reelection.

Mr. Steele, with all due respect, have you been listening to the Rush Limbaugh show (grin). I do not believe Obama to be a racist for allegedly asking Patterson not to seek a second term. I do believe it has to do with the concern he will lose and cost the Democrats the definitive voice in New York.

President Obama to First Lady Michelle: this is for making me sleep on the couch last night.

However, even if he loses, I do not agree with the White House asking him not to seek another term, as he is the first black man in the post and should be allowed to prove himself, even if his poll numbers are dismal. This goes for any minority as the first representative of their race.

Additionally, a lawful incumbent should be given a chance to prove and or redeem himself or herself.

GOP chief hints racism involved in Obama, Paterson controversy

09.21.09 - It provided for some interesting TV watching yesterday...Appearing on Face the Nation on Sunday, Steele was asked for his thoughts on the report that the president has encouraged embattled New York Governor David Paterson to step aside from next year’s primary.

“I found it to be stunning that the White House would send word to one of only two black governors in the country not to run for re-election,” Steele replied.

“I think Governor Paterson’s numbers are about the same as [New Jersey] Governor Jon Corzine’s numbers yet … I don’t know if there’s been a request made of Governor Corzine to step down in New Jersey.”

Baffled, Schiefer blurted, “You don’t think he’s asked him not to run because he’s black?”

“I don’t think that, but look, you have so few [black governors],” Steele said. “Look, if you’re saying it’s the numbers then why isn’t there a call for those other Democrat governors who have low numbers as well.”

“It’s just a curiosity for me,” Steele said.

Many find it curious that Obama got involved in this at all. Paterson’ is struggling politically as it is. More than 70 percent of New Yorkers don’t want him to run again. Even non-white voters don’t support him...

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Michael Steele vs. Obama

The head of the Republican party, Michael Steele, slammed President Barack Obama in a speech, over his proposed healthcare reform and handling of the auto industry.