Amnesty for 30 million criminals who will bring an additional 90 million of there loved ones into this nation and you the dumb Americans are going to pay for it and you already are. 120 million people who do not speak English or have any desire to become Americans.

Lost Jobs
40 % lower wages
Welfare
Social Insecurity
Food Stamps
30 % of the prison population illegals they get amnesty also.
Free Drugs
Free Hospitalization
Free education
Surging crime rates
Reduced property values

It is all there and you get to pay for it because most illegals live below the poverty line.
Call your Senators and Congressmen and Women now or you will lose your nation. Call now or you will live in Azatlan.

Hey Mel get to work doing the job you pleaded with the people of Florida for and moonlight when your term is up, you boot lick!!!

15 November 2006

Dear RNC,

I write to urge that Michael Steele be made RNC chairman.

Rove was behind Miers being picked. That was a disaster. Rove’s pick of Martinez to co-chair the RNC is another disaster in the making. If you think Martinez moonlighting as RNC co-chair will attract Hispanics to the Republican Party, you’re smoking something. Maybe Rove’s metrics– and we all know how bad those are for the party’s political health.

Hispanics are often Catholics, and Catholics are all-too-frequently Democrats. A Catholic, Steele would be an excellent Republican role model to Catholic Democrats and new Hispanic Catholic voters, and would articulate a conservative vision to Catholics that would attract them to the Republican Party.

Steele is media-savvy, looks great on TV, ran an excellent campaign, and inspires. We need Steele so we get quick responses issued to Democrat insanity and attacks during the coming tumultuous two years. For example, during his Senate campaign, Steele quickly issued a TV ad with his sister rebutting a stem cell ad attacking him– if I recall correctly, both ads came out within 24 hours of each other. As RNC chairman, Steele would inspire involved, attentive Republicans to help beat back the radical leftists who desire to wreck the country and Republican Party with U.S. defeat in Iraq and endless investigations of the Bush administration culminating in the impeachment of Bush and Cheney.

Blacks have been ill-served by their lock step allegiance to the Democrat Party. Leftist ideas have grievously hurt blacks through the years, and were Steele to be on TV frequently as RNC chair, he would present a positive role model to help blacks recognize that their aspirations and conservative views are much better served by and aligned with the Republican Party than the Democrat Party. Abandonment of blacks to leftists is tragic for them, and hurts the Republican Party and the country.

The next RNC chair must be an effective campaign manager, articulate, telegenic, charismatic, and a conservative Republican role model to Catholic Democrats and blacks and Hispanic Catholics. The next RNC chair must be a fighting leader with backbone. Get STEELE!

Sincerely,
David Ford, in Maryland

Michael Steele ads
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I to once worked for the GOP in California.

Repub w/ a problem

They should have named Steele and Martinez as co-chairs….

Wow….just wow. It’s almost as if Howard Dean is scripting the GOPs every move. The RNC has just chosen Senator Mel Martinez as it’s Chair. [H/T to Malkin for the link]. A few days back I summarized a few things……

WTF, is with him not stepping down from his Senate seat, instead he going to allow someone else to do the day to day things. What is up with that? Oh, yeah they are real serious about making gains again.

I was really hoping for a Michael Steele as i think he is someone that could have made a real turn around with the party. What a shame, out of steep Repubs once again you would have thought they would have learned on Nov 7th, but guess not.

You can kiss what is left of the Repub party!

Cheers,

A Repub w/ a problem.

Hot Air’s got a poll up asking who the RNC chairman should be. Click here to view the results. With such strong support for Michael Steele, why would the Republican party choose a sitting Senator as chairman? Or am I……

We are extremely disappointed in the announced nomination of Mel Martinez to be chairman of the Republican National Committee. A chairman who is in favor of amnesty for illegal aliens, one of the primary reasons normally faithful Republicans stayed at home during the election debacle just ended, cannot re-energize the GOP base for election efforts going forward. Republican rank and file have long favored better border security and more effective enforcement of current immigration law. We are all for attracting more Hispanics into the party, but at what price? Forgiving law breakers, providing them social services, and inviting them to displace our own low skilled laborers in the workplace at lower wages is just plain nuts.

Given the President’s own obsession with amnesty, Sen. Martinez must have been his choice for RNC Chair. A much better choice, a chairman who would have the time, energy, and credibility to bring the base back to the party, would have been Michael Steele. During a time we could be seeing positive improvements in party structure and its attitude toward the Republicans who basically built this party, we will instead be vigorously challenging Sen. Martinez’s nomination every way we can.

Sincerely,

Coley and Janna

A big, fat “ugh” on this one:

Sen. Mel Martinez, the first-term lawmaker who previously served in President Bush’s Cabinet, will assume the chairmanship of the Republican National Committee, GOP officials said Monday.

Martinez, 60, will replac…

The only moron is you, I’m afraid. The base was largely enthusiastic about have Michael Steele, a black man from Maryland, as RNC chair. Having a guy who is clearly a mostly (entirely?) white Spanish Cuban isn’t the issue.

Now crawl back to the underground, DUmmy. Your hyperbolic rhetoric may actually garner you some praise there.

He’s a light weight. AND, he will not be full time since he is going to continue to serve as a Senator. Which shows that Bush doesn’t feel this job is important.

But this is the person who is suppose to figure out how the Republicans can make a comeback!

I knew there was a problem with Bush in 2000 when during the campaign he said he “would not balance the budget on the backs of the poor”. He plagerized Tom Dashle without giving him credit. Its just taking others longer to understand who Bush is. He’s a Christian, yes, but not a true Reagan conservative.