“Michael Steele” on The Daily Caller

On Laura Ingraham’s Monday radio show, former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele offered his views on the NAACP’s shift to the left on so-called social issues on the heels of its decision to endorse same-sex marriage. (more)

Michael Steele irked fellow GOPers while serving as chairman of the Republican National Committee by speaking excitedly about the possibility of a brokered convention. (more)

TAMPA, Fla. — Former Republican National Committee Chair Michael Steele said the idea that another GOP presidential contender could enter the race in February is “just outright stupid.” (more)

Former Bush appointee and conservative commentator Tara Wall is set to release a new documentary examining the relationship between black Americans and the Republican Party. (more)

Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele told The Daily Caller that Herman Cain “needs to get back on message” by getting “out in front [of allegations of sexual harassment], lay out what happened, let those individuals who are involved address this issue as well — since he’s already spoken on it — and move on.” (more)

Former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele is the latest GOPer to weigh in on the Occupy Wall Street protests. (more)

Imagine this scenario: The polished businessman with the smooth and steady hand and the self-starter that appeals to the enthusiastic tea party contingent. Endorsement or no endorsement, move over, Chris Christie. Make room for a Romney–Cain ticket. (more)

Former Chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC) Michael Steele told The Daily Caller that 2012 presidential candidate Rick Perry should campaign more like fellow candidate Herman Cain. (more)

Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele told The Daily Caller that it was a “very conservative” decision for 2012 Republican presidential candidate Gov. Rick Perry of Texas to give in-state college tuition rates to illegal immigrant students. (more)

Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele will start taking a paycheck from MSNBC, the news organization many in his party love to hate. (more)

The African-American focused news site, The Root, formally announced today that it has brought on former Republican National Committee (RNC) chairman Michael Steele as a new contributing editor. (more)

Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele isn’t going quietly into the night. (more)

In an interview published Tuesday by Tim Mak on the FrumForum, former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele said that being challenged for re-nomination by ally Reince Priebus was a betrayal that made him feel like Julius Ceasar. (more)

— “It is unlikely that House Republicans will take the vote to repeal the health care law, shrug their shoulders when it doesn’t reach the Senate, and move on,” writes The Daily Caller’s Chris Moody. “We aren’t going to just check the box off and say that we had one vote and we’re going to move on to other topics,” Rep. Michele Bachmann said Tuesday. Rep. Steve King echoed Bachmann’s sentiments, saying, “This is going to be a debate that goes on not just today and tomorrow and next week. It’s going to go on for the next year or two. It’s probably going to go on until we elect a president that will sign a final repeal of Obamacare. So this is an ongoing debate.” The GOP will fight, just like the Spartans fought at Thermopylae, until they are all dead of old age/exasperation, or until Americans return both the legislative branch and the executive branch to the second worst party in the country. In the meantime, House Republicans will build their own health care bill, starting with the key accomplishment of Obamacare: “A measure to restrict insurance companies from discriminating based on pre-existing conditions.” (more)

The Republican National Committee on Friday elected Reince Priebus as its chairman after four hours and seven secret ballots. Priebus held the lead from the very first vote, but how he managed to more than double his vote total from 45 to 97 votes had a lot to do with what was going on around him. There are conflicting reports as to what happened. (more)

Ann Coulter has something to say about Friday’s Republican National Committee chairman election, and it isn’t favorable about the results. (more)

Some supporters of Republican National Committee Chairman Michael S. Steele are privately urging him to consider a graceful exit strategy as RNC members prepare for Friday’s showdown vote on who will lead the party for the next two years. (more)

Less than two days before the vote to select a new chairman of the Republican National Committee takes place, uncertainty still reigns in a race more defined by who won’t win than who will. (more)

As Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele recently put it, it is the best of times and the worst of times for Republicans and their ability to influence legislation in Congress. (more)

The casual observer may be forgiven for thinking that Michael Steele will be a non-factor this Friday when the Republican National Committee gathers to select its chairman for the next two years. (more)