Michael Steele

Former GOP chairman Michael Steele said that gay rights should not be equated with black rights in an exchange with LGBT activist and former Lt. Dan Choi on MSNBC's "Now with Alex Wagner," Raw Story reports.   Do You Like this Article? Then Like Us on Facebook.   Check out some of the exchange below: "First off, let's just be very clear," Steele said sternly. "There are a significant number of African Americans, myself included, who do no appreciate that particular equation. OK...Read Full Story

Former GOP chairman Michael Steele said that gay rights should not be equated with black rights in an exchange with LGBT activist and former Lt. Dan Choi on MSNBC's "Now with Alex Wagner," Raw Story reports.   Do You Like this Article? Then Like Us on Facebook.   Check out some of the exchange below: "First off, let's just be very clear," Steele said sternly. "There are a significant number of African Americans, myself included, who do no appreciate that particular equation. OK...Read Full Story

Former RNC Chairman Michael Steele and panel talk about Donald Trump’s endorsement of Mitt Romney and how it will affect the candidate’s campaign. Add this to your queue Added: Sun Feb 05 02:41:08 UTC 2012 Air date: Sun Feb 05 00:00:00 UTC 2012 Duration: 05:27Read Full Story

After his treatment by the Republican party, for the life of me, I cannot understand why Steele refuses to get on the right side of history.  In an interview with on MSNBC recently, he decided to parrot the ridiculous state rights routine to deny gays and lesbians the right to vote.  It was his contention that theses things need to be decided on the local level, because the federal level wouldRead Full Story

* Michael Stephen Steele was born on Andrews Air Force Base in Prince Georges County, Maryland on October 19, 1958, but given up for adoption while still in infancy. He was then raised by William and Maebell Steele, although Maebell eventually remarried following her husband’s untimely death in 1962. Michael attended Archbishop Carroll Roman Catholic High in Washington, DC, before matriculating at Johns Hopkins University where he earned a BA in international studies. He subsequently studied...Read Full Story

Michael Steele doesn’t care for the comparison between gay marriage and racial discrimination. I don’t either. Visit msnbc.com for breaking news , world news , and news about the economyRead Full Story

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times and for Michael Steele, yesterday can be filed under the worst of times. The RNC experiment to counter a Kenyan black President by having its first African-American chairman ended yesterday.  Steele lost to some guy from Wisconsin named Reince Priebus. Reince who????  One can only hope he’ll be half as entertaining as Steele was over the last two years. I’m going to miss the my friend.  This blog and Steele’s tenure as RNC chairman both...Read Full Story

FINALLY! HBO’s Bill Maher gets heckled for stating that conservatives want to kill people … Jim Nicholson lays out the reasons why the GOP leadership wanted Michael Steele out as RNC chair … News and background on the likely new RNC chair, and what he brings to the national organization, and more … . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “ Bill Maher Heckled by ‘Tonight Show’ Crowd for Saying Conservatives Want to Kill People They Disagree With ,” from VisionToAmerica.com...Read Full Story

In a blow to snide remarkers everywhere, Michael Steele is no longer chairman of the Republican National Committee . He has been replaced by a man named Reince Priebus, who certainly sounds amusing, but seems unlikely to go on television and talk about how he’s so street that sometimes he wears a hat backwards without even thinking about it. * We are not likely to see another Michael Steele. That’s kind of ironic, because there are already two of him. As Ben al-Fowlkes and the Huffington Post...Read Full Story

Michael Steele was elected as the first African American Chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC) in January of 2009. He was elected shortly after President Obama became the first African American President of the United States. Many believed that Mr. Steele would be the Republican’s answers to President Obama. Mr. Steele could attack the President without it appearing racial. Mr. Steele promised that during his reign of the RNC, he would make sure the Republican Party reached out...Read Full Story