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Originally posted by whatukno
(Reuters) - A top Republican resigned from his party's governing body on Tuesday, deepening a controversy around party chairman Michael Steele as Republicans try to focus on U.S. congressional elections in November.
Sean Mahoney, a member of the Republican National Committee from New Hampshire, quit in a letter to Steele, the latest fallout after revelations that a party organizer billed the RNC for $2,000 spent at a sex-themed club in Los Angeles.
Mahoney denounced the "out-of-touch, free-spending culture of Washington" that he said dominates Congress and said "the same mentality has seeped into our national party."
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Yep, them Republicans, so steeped in family values, such fiscal conservatives.
I think that they need a top down reorganization in the GOP. How many sex scandals, how many times will we hear about these kinds of campaign contribution embezzlements before people realize that the GOP does not stand for the core principals they once did?
These guys aren't going to be the saviors you think they are in November. They are just as bad as the Democrats, if not worse.
Sean Mahoney was right to resign from the GOP, the actions by Steele and others are not what Americans want from a political party. They aren't the party of conservative values, family values, or anything other than the constipation of the political system.
you cannot in all fairness equate all members of the GOP as bad... I know some libertarians that are flato ut a disgrace to their party, yet i do not condemn them as a whole... A person screws up and that clearly does not make all of them to be percieved as having less values...
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by lilwolf
you cannot in all fairness equate all members of the GOP as bad... I know some libertarians that are flato ut a disgrace to their party, yet i do not condemn them as a whole... A person screws up and that clearly does not make all of them to be percieved as having less values...
How many problems does it take?
I mean, from sex scandals, holding RNC meetings in Hawaii, more sex scandals, limos, more sex scandals, private jets, more sex scandals, strip clubs, yet even more sex scandals. The list goes on and on.
How long before people wake up and realize there is a serious problem with the party of family values?
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by adifferentbreed
Yes I know, "Obama bad!" Anything you would like to add to this thread that isn't Obama bashing? I don't know, maybe, HEY REPUBLICANS, DO YOU WANT US TO VOTE FOR YOU? STOP TALKING OUT YOUR ASSES AND SHOW US WHY WE SHOULD VOTE FOR YOU!
The GOP certainly hasn't been showing why anyone should vote for them.