Get Michael’s RSS FeedIn a life spent advancing our conservative principles, I have had the privilege to serve as a county chairman, a state chairman, a candidate and an elected official. But my most valuable lessons have come from my time door knocking, stuffing envelopes and talking to voters. Engaging voters in their own homes and communities has taught me a key lesson—our Republican grass roots are the critical ingredient to achieving victory. The Republican National Committee’s renewed grass-roots focus was essential to our party’s historic gains in 2010, and will be even more critical as we prepare to win in 2012. To successfully implement a grass-roots strategy in 2012, we must continue to strengthen our state party organizations and to create and sustain a collaborative effort around a unifying message. I am running for reelection as Chairman of the RNC to do just that, and to finish the work we began two years ago. (more)
Michael Steele - Michael S. Steele was elected Chairman of the Republican National Committee on January 30, 2009. As Chairman Mr. Steele is setting a new direction for the Republican Party - actively engaging Americans in their local communities and empowering state and local Republican organizations to do the same.
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“When the people fear the government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.” It’s almost as if Thomas Jefferson could see November 2010 coming. (more)
Over a year ago, the American people placed an enormous amount of trust in President Obama to make good on his promises of renewed responsibility and a new era of political bipartisanship. However, when faced with an extreme economic downturn he used the crisis as a means to his liberal ends and with the help of his Congressional allies forced his failed $862 billion stimulus package on America. (more)
