GOP: Take A Stand Next To Governor Palin

Michael Steele made a statement and defended Sarah Palin last year. It seems that Michael Steele, along with the rest of the GOP need to repeat the same message again. Thanks, Cubachi!

GOP Chairman Michael Steele is fed up with some of the criticisms of Sarah Palin and told the establishment enough:

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele, embracing former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s ability to galvanize voters, urged the Republican Party establishment to “chill out.”

“You know, in the words of Bill Clinton, I feel her pain, you know?” Steele said in an interview on “Political Capital with Al Hunt” airing this weekend on Bloomberg Television. “My goal — and I know Sarah’s goal has been — let’s take the party and put it on the streets.”

He also said:

“Put your name next to your quote and then have a conversation with Sarah Palin. Until then, leave it alone,” Steele said. “You know all this kind of dissension and, you know, frustration within the party is not doing anything to get Republicans elected tomorrow. So until we get that job done, let’s not worry about 2012.”

 It bears repeating: Death threats against Sarah Palin are at an all-time high (via C4P). Will it take someone being wounded (or worse, killed) to defend Governor Palin and/or any member of her family? I thought that she is still a Republican. 

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Florida Morning Primary Results

Asides from the Alaska primary, Florida was on everybody’s attention span yesterday.  I bet ladies were following Marco Rubio pretty closely too!  He has a lot of support from the Cuban-Latino community, Sarah Palin, the Tea Party movement, plus his own handsomeness and charm.  Another total smackdown winner.

Click on the Florida link to see the whole breakdown of all the primaries held yesterday.

Governor – GOP Primary

August 25, 2010 – 07:44AM ET

Florida – 6863 of 6867 Precincts Reporting – 99%

Scott , Rick GOP 595,484 46%
McCollum , Bill GOP 557,455 43%
McCalister , Mike GOP 130,059 10%

U.S. Senate – GOP Primary

There-Marco Rubio for the ladies

August 25, 2010 – 07:44AM ET

Florida – 6863 of 6867 Precincts Reporting – 99%

Rubio , Marco GOP 1,059,546 85%
Kogut , William GOP 111,590 9%
Escoffery , William GOP 81,875 7%

Marco Rubio Cashin’ It Big Time For Florida Campaign

Wow, this is gonna leave a mark!

One of the hottest politicians that has surfaced recently is getting major contributions, attentions and of course, you betcha support from the Cuban and Latino voters. After all, Florida has been taken over by Latinos.  It was my personal experience there that when you order food, regardless, Spanish is the first language.  If you speak English when ordering anything (especially Latinos), you get the “snob” treatment.  That’s until you show your I.D. or credit card.

Marco Rubio thanked his supporters who have contributed $3.6 million dollars!  That is one of the largest amounts I have ever seen in politics for a US Senator and/or a Governor candidacy.  Marco Rubio has the whole package that is desired to win, and Crist has some catching up to do.  I expect a very high turnout because Latinos in general are very wise when it comes to vote.  Latinos like to vote.  In Puerto Rico for example, the turnout is more than 80%. 

What we have to watch, of course, are the fakes, the dead, the multiples, and possible ACORN intervention.  They might stay away from this since they love Democrats, but you never know their alliances.  If you are a Floridian and you *think* that the elections will be a piece of cake for Rubio, don’t let this discourage you from election time.  I have seen polls smash candidates or referendums, and because people thought they had it in the bag, they chose to watch the big win on TV or listen to talk news radio and be shocked by defeat.

Come November time, I believe in the same principle. It is your duty as an American to VOTE THEM OUT!

Marco Rubio Cashin’ It Big Time For Florida Campaign

Wow, this is gonna leave a mark!

One of the hottest politicians that has surfaced recently is getting major contributions, attentions and of course, you betcha support from the Cuban and Latino voters. After all, Florida has been taken over by Latinos.  It was my personal experience there that when you order food, regardless, Spanish is the first language.  If you speak English when ordering anything (especially Latinos), you get the “snob” treatment.  That’s until you show your I.D. or credit card.

Marco Rubio thanked his supporters who have contributed $3.6 million dollars!  That is one of the largest amounts I have ever seen in politics for a US Senator and/or a Governor candidacy.  Marco Rubio has the whole package that is desired to win, and Crist has some catching up to do.  I expect a very high turnout because Latinos in general are very wise when it comes to vote.  Latinos like to vote.  In Puerto Rico for example, the turnout is more than 80%. 

What we have to watch, of course, are the fakes, the dead, the multiples, and possible ACORN intervention.  They might stay away from this since they love Democrats, but you never know their alliances.  If you are a Floridian and you *think* that the elections will be a piece of cake for Rubio, don’t let this discourage you from election time.  I have seen polls smash candidates or referendums, and because people thought they had it in the bag, they chose to watch the big win on TV or listen to talk news radio and be shocked by defeat.

Come November time, I believe in the same principle. It is your duty as an American to VOTE THEM OUT!