The Same Ole Rhetoric

The Same Ole Rhetoric: “Steele Focused on 3 Critical Races in Rebuilding GOP – Presidential Politics | Political News – FOXNews.com
‘That win will send a powerful signal to the rest of the country and especially those folks in the elite media who think they know so much more than the rest of us,’ he said.

Well ladies and gentlemen, here we go again. Our new leader of the Republican National Committee, Michael Steel, has set forth a plan that is typical of the republican parties mantra at large. Let’s win this race so that we can show the democrats that they do not know it all. A flawed vision if I ever heard one. What good does it do to have a face that suggest change, and words that show we have not learned anything. In the spirit of full disclosure, I say we because I am a republican.

I for one will never vote for a candidate that asks for my vote, in order to prove to someone else that they are knowledgeable also. I would hope you would have more to do than to prove that kind of point. I would hope that republicans would earn there vote because they have better ideas. I would hope they would do what is best for the American people, and not just the wealthiest of the American people. Win races with better ideas, not the same racist ideas that has made you the white male only club you aspire to be. Better ideas make people sit and listen.

I must caution you, that your track record so far was to cling to racist like Limbaugh, Hannity, Bennet, Giuliani and the like, and feign some type of decency in doing so. Then act surprised and outraged when decent people call you on it. You can not defend people like Imus, and Bennet, then feign some hope for reasonable African Americans to join the party. We almost have no choice but to look to the democratic party.

Let’s develop a platform, that while holding on to Christian Values, speaks to sensible ideas to be fiscally conservative, without the need to adversely affect any particular group. Let’s run candidates that are smart thinkers, like Fred Thompson, like Rep. J C Watts. Men, who even if some may find them disagreeable, they would disagree with principles that reflect our values.