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Audacity of Truth
Whiner-in-Chief:
"[W]hether the grumbling is about Republicans on Fox or bloggers in pajamas, there's a word for what the president and his aides are doing. That word is "whining." And nothing [...] does more damage to Obama's credibility or authority than the sense that a popular president is becoming the whiner-in-chief."
- John Nichols, Nation Magazine - 10/12/09
RNC asks Michael Steele to replace outgoing RNC Chair Ken Mehlman
Excellent idea! Republicans absolutely love him, and he’d bring a fresh face and perspective to the party, especially opposite DNC Chair Howie Dean – the contrasting styles couldn’t be more obvious.
Steele for RNC Chair!
Hat tip: Captain Ed
More: Speaking of Republican leadership, John Hawkins takes a look at some of the Congressmen running for Minority leadership positions – and isn’t impressed.
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That would be great. I really like him. Heck, I live in Florida and I was getting ready to vote for him. Then I realized, “Oh he’s in Maryland”
I think he is more impressive than Mehlman, he is a nice guy I’m sure but he never got me fired up. Mr. Steele is more articulate and would do a great job and get the base more stoked. I hope he passes on HUD.
- This appointment ties into the moves Reid made yesterday to try to assure Leiberman stays in the Dem camp, by offering him the homeland defense head job. Nothing like having to give away the farm just to cover the obnoxious actions of the nitwits in your own party.
- On a related note, Chaffee, after losing to a more honest Democrat than himself, running as a Republican, since there’s no box on the ballots for “RINO”, has said he will be considering switching parties. Now there’s a surprise.
- Steele will be a good selection, and keeps him in the chase for ‘08. He’s shown what he’s capable of, by coming from behind with a double digit deficit, in a race he assumed at the last minute, and coming within a hair of pulling it out. Good man.
- The Democratic leadership is busy replacing all the comittee chairs with Senior Dem Senators replacing thier Republican counterparts. They wanted it, niow they have it. I think they aren’t as happy as they thought they’d be.
- Bang