committee. and they elect their chairman. it would take a two-thirds vote to remove him. i don t see that happening. there s not talking of that happening. looks like we ll have michael steele here to stay for sometime now. it is simply the math that explains why to this point no prominent official called for him to resign? no. in addition to the math and logistical issues what some republicans will admit privately is the fact that he is an african-american a time when the base of the republican party is dwindling, and we know that you cannot win a national election without a broad coalition of voters. they re a little worried about what kind of signal that would send if they were to remove him. at the same time, there continues to be this sort of crisis of confidence in his ability to actually lead the party. i mean, the job of the chairman is to raise money to win elections. how do you go to a donor and say, i need you to write me a
concerns of so many social conservatives to whom they look to for financial support. at a time you when republicans are complaining about spending in washington by democrats, look, if you can t run a party, you certainly can t run a country. they ran a nice party in louisiana. a party in new orleans entitled, party in ponchetrain. one participant will not be on hand to help. sarah palin asking the rnc to take her name off the fund-raiser invite. he also will not speak. the fund-raising mailer sent out in january, the one that looks like a census form, has an even bigger surprise contained within. when one recipient called the number listed on the form to complain, the kaurm was offered