Michael Steele’s unified theory of television unpleasantness

November 8, 2009 · Posted in Healthcare reform, News and Current Affairs 

Does RNC chair Michael Steele actually believe that the more unpleasant he is on television, the more people will be drawn to his hip-hop-hooray version of the GOP? I really just don’t get it. Don’t they have a budget for television coaches on that side? Watch Steele on “This Week” today with the much more pleasant Tim Kaine… and cringe …

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One Response to “Michael Steele’s unified theory of television unpleasantness”

  1. Heck of a job, Mikey (in defense of Michael Steele) : The Reid Report on January 8th, 2010 12:56 pm

    [...] Mr. Hip Hop Republican. Mr. Rush Reversal. And the alternately goofy and overly combative and testy Chairman of the Republican National [...]

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