Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Michael Steele released the following statement today:
“Some in the Republican Party are happy about this. I am not.
Let’s be honest-Senator Specter didn’t leave the GOP based on principles of any kind. He left to further his personal political interests because he knew that he was going to lose a Republican primary due to his left-wing voting record.
Steele’s statement was laughable for it’s ignorance. Why didn’t Steele say something along the lines of what HotAir’s ALLAHPUNDIT mused about below:
“It is unfortunate Senator Specter has decided to leave the Republican Party he has called home for decades. It’s also unfortunate that he most likely did so for political purposes. But we will use this as an opportunity to acknowledge today’s GOP has its work cut out for it. We clearly need to work on defining who we are, not just by our words, but by our actions. This is how we will reverse the shrinking of our ranks and invite old and new members to the table so that Republicans’ core goals can help lead America once again.”
These so-called RINO Republicans stand at the center of the problem for the GOP. Sure they might get re-elected, but at what cost. I for one am tired of the choice between the socialist Democrat and who you going to vote for, the Democrat? It serves as a block for our message, which is simply never heard. And we wonder why there is no party allegiance to the GOP — What do they stand for? Is there any such thing as party allegiance in the GOP, stand on principle, not on quicksand.
The cost to the GOP for supporting the RINOs is no party message at all, except we are like them but not so much so. It’s just two heads of the same progressive coin.
We need to get back to offering a clear alternative, after the economy crashes and burns, that time is fast approaching. Stand for freedom and liberty…
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