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Steele: Blacks 'Don't Have a Reason' to Vote GOP

Is Michael Steele trying to undermine the Republican Party?  This the only reason I can think of in trying to explain his word vomit.  In remarks delivered to a group of 200 students at DePaul University, Steele was asked why African-Americans should vote for GOP candidates.  "You really don't have a reason, to be honest," Steele responded.  "We haven't done a very good job of giving you one." This absurd comment hearkens back to last November when he said Republicans were "scared" of him.
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