You Can't Do That: Florida Officer Arrests Man Who Vandalized Car With Anti-Biden...
The Pro-Hamas Antics on College Campuses Are Starting to Make Dems Nervous
Why the International Criminal Court's Case Against Israel Is a Farce
Try This Crap in a Red State
Demeaning, Diminishing, Destroying
House COVID Panel Recommends EcoHealth Alliance President Be Criminally Investigated
Will the Students Globalize the Intifada?
White House, Gun Control Groups’ Trojan Horse
Protests and Policy as Porn
Will California Hobble the US Railroad Industry?
House Passes Bill Codifying Definition of Antisemitism
A Suspected ISIS Member Illegally Crossed the Border and Lived in the U.S....
Surprise: Literal Terrorist Visits Pro-Terrorism 'Encampment' at Major University in Chica...
Philadelphia Court Forced Jewish Doctor to Choose Between Faith and Justice
Bipartisan Bill to Protect Children From Social Media Is Back
Tipsheet

Steele's Minion Gets The Boot

Republican National Committee Chief of Staff Ken McKay fell on his sword yesterday to save face for Chairman Michael Steele. From Politico:
Doug Heye, communications director for the RNC, declined to say if McKay was forced out but indicated the move was directly related to the money spent at the now-infamous Voyeur Club and broader concerns about the party’s fundraising and the performance of Steele.
Advertisement
Deputy chief of staff Mike Leavitt was promoted to McKay's spot, in a move that was supported by a dwindling number of Steele backers. What's next for Leavitt and Steele? Reassuring the world that the RNC isn't in shambles. To that, I say: good luck, gentlemen. Karl Rove and Former Republican National Committee chairman Ed Gillespie have already formed their powerful RNC alternative — American Crossroads — and a top major RNC donor has abandoned the organization.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement