The Whole Delivery

This slapdown from Cavuto today was too funny : Too classic. To Tevin, and onto May 20:

Seriously, this is massive overthere in the technical motherland of the U.S. Prime Minister Gordon Brown has been caught on microphone describing a voter he had just spoken to in Rochdale as a "bigoted woman". Sixty five-year-old Gillian Duffy had challenged Mr Brown on a number of issues including immigration and crime. As he got into his car, he was still wearing a broadcast microphone and was heard to say "that was a disaster". Mr Brown later apologised after the tape was played to him as he was interviewed on BBC Radio 2. After listening to the recording, with his head in his hands, he said: "I do apologise if I've said anything that has been hurtful." Now I don't know how strong the word "bigot" is over there and to whether it is seen as a sexist term in comparison to just being called a racist here in the 50 State Union. But I do know this: Brown is fully into damage control right now. Score one big time for David Came...

Photo from the RNC The "Gaffe King" himself may just have uttered his biggest gaffe ever today . And that is an amazing accomplishment: I noted below that Republicans were likely to be mighty ticked off at Michael Steele for acknowledging that the GOP has employed a “southern strategy” for upwards of four decades. Now conservative writer Bruce Bartlett is pushing back hard on Steele’s interpretation of history and claiming it’s his biggest gaffe yet. Bartlett tells Dave Weigel that while the GOP certainly reached out to southern whites, it wasn’t a racial strategy: Of course, the national party reached out to them, but the idea that they used racial code words like “law and order” is nonsense. Crime was a legitimate problem. Moreover, Nixon did more to desegregate the schools than any other president. I think it’s too bad that Steele gave Democrats reason to believe that their distorted vision of how Republicans came to dominate the South is correct. It may be his bigg...

It just continues to be a wreck that is so enjoyable to watch . What makes this even more hilarious to watch is the fact that I actually believe Steele on this one, though not in the merits of then comparing himself to the guy he wish he could be. Steele's admission of race playing a part of him having a smaller margin of error than if he was white is only belivable based on the fact that he needed to be gaffe-free in order for Republicans not to be made clowns like they are. Steele's basic roll is to be the RNC's own black cheerleader of their failed ideas and corrupt ways to show the casual observer of politics that "Republicans are nowhere near racist and blah, blah, blah." But everyday, he still makes a great fool of himself for all of us to admire, where Dave Chappelle probably couldn't write a sketch this good. Joe Scarborough was angry again at this latest low point for the figurehead, as he and his morning crew of idiots definitely painted the...

Because it really is a daily routine : Michael Steele’s statement , by contrast, doesn’t even acknowledge that the economy added jobs — it just notes that the White House is “spinning” the “job numbers” — and doesn’t say a word about the Recovery Act, a frequent target of GOP criticism. The hole that he keeps digger for himself is lower than the Earth's core.

For Michael Steele's troubles today , I have the perfect song for his explanation. He is just amazing. And only Mr. Steele could make the Daily Caller actually be relevant. Only him.

He just doesn't get the memo. Michael Steele is part of the ACORN voterfraud conspiracy.

And that is the case with that clown : Republican leaders, "in a private meeting last month, delivered a blunt and at times heated message to RNC Chairman Michael Steele: quit meddling in policy," reports Politico . Lawmakers "were particularly miffed that Steele had in late August unveiled a seniors' 'health care bill of rights' without consulting with them." "Steele was taken aback by the comments from House Minority Leader John Boehner, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl, Senate GOP conference Chairman Lamar Alexander of Tennessee and Senate GOP policy Chairman John Thune of South Dakota and grew defensive during the 10-minute discussion." The whipping boy of this year is no question Steele. He continues to get punked so much, Ashton Kutcher should let him remake the series. A figurehead that isn't even good at being a figurehead. Indeed so.

At least Brad loves him.

What a hero he is. Steele is like that opposing QB that you know will throw an interception to help your team and hurt his.

The whole video is worth watching, but fast forward to 7:35 to watch and see how dumb this man is. Steele doesn't even know who his own health care provider is. So sad, and wait until you see part 2 of Steele's day. This is the 2nd TV interview that he did. Wait to you see how further embarrassed he was in his first interview on Morning Joe in the next post.