There's Only One Explanation for Michael Steele's (Pro?) Choice of Words
Republicanism 101: If someone asks you a question that includes the words "right" and "to" and "choose," your answer must include the phrase "pro-life." Even if the question is "Would you like to choose one of the tasty sandwich toppings from the menu on your right," don't hesitate. Just say "pro-life."
Apparently RNC chairman Michael Steele missed this memo, as a recent interview with GQ reveals…
GQ: Are you saying you think women have the right to choose abortion?
Steele: Yeah. I mean, again, I think that’s an individual choice.GQ: You do?
Steele: Yeah. Absolutely.
Okay. That's it. You can't fool me, Steele. I see what's going on here. This is just part of your ongoing campaign to embarrass yourself so you can be deposed from the RNC chairmanship and go back to… doing whatever it was you were doing.
Call me intuitive, but I'm starting to think Michael Steele secretly doesn't want to be responsible for repairing the GOP's tattered image after eight years of George W. Bush and however-long-it-was of Sarah Palin and god-knows-how-long-it-will-be of Joe the Plumber.
Though I can't imagine why not.
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I thought Michael Steele was not there anymore?
http://jefftompkins.blogspot.com/2009/03/gop-leadership-controversy-settled.html
Let us not Rush to judgement, retreat into the Bush, become Cantors of right wing sound bites, imPAL(in) reason or Chane(y) ourselves to old ideas. Instead, let's Steele ourselves as long suffering witnesses to ongoing confusion, double standards and paradoxically endless aphorisms.
Come on Steel, get back to basics shall we? As any good conservative knows Jesus taught five things
* Pro-Choice
* No Gay Marriage
* Cut Taxes
* No such thing as Global Warming
You see Steel, there they are, the five basic points of conservatism laid down by Jesus Christ Himself. If you are only seeing four points or you can't find these points in The Bible well that mean you are liberal hippy commie.
And this is why the GOP will rip itself in two or the moderates will keep switching to the Dems, like I did 20 years ago.