even michael steele can't defend herman cain

[spanone]

pack up the tent, herman.

the ed show

m$nbc

[teddy51]

1. I wonder when Steele is going to change parties? He seems like he agrees

more with the Liberal agenda than he does the Conservative one.

[RKP5637]

4. I was thinking the same earlier today, maybe he's getting an idea of what's

going on with the BS R's. As some have said, some republicans think the R's are still like Eisenhower R's. ... not this deranged new breed R.

[kwassa]

7. Steele is an opportunist without a single conviction in his entire body.

I watched locally for a long time before he became party chairman for the Repubs.

[provis99]

9. +1.

He doesn't give a damn about ideology or beliefs; he simply took advantage of the Republicans trying to get more black representation.

[tridim]

2. I bet you Ron Christie will try.

And fail, as usual.

[awoke_in_2003]

6. But he can see...

both sides of the issue



(yes, I know that was very wrong)

[spanone]

10. i bet you're right.....

:hi:

[RKP5637]

3. Yeah, saw that just now. It's a real stretch IMO to defend Cain anymore. And especially

if the four accusers do a joint presser.

[hlthe2b]

5. I don't think he wants to...

I've never seen Steele appear particularly enamored with Cain...I'm guessing there is a lot he leaves "unsaid" with regard to ole Herman. Steele's a REPUKE and I'm not trying to defend him, but I have seen that he does not always follow the party line. I also think he is appalled and embarrassed by the teabaggers.

I'll credit him with at least that amount of intelligence.

[seabeyond]

8. i think he relly like and respects maddow, too. she gives him more respect than his own party

even in disagreement.

[eppur_se_muova]

11. Rat fleeing a sinking ship -- no credit for ethics in that. nt