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Notes from the [WI]GOP convention in La Crosse
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Contributor | Penguin |
Last Edited | Penguin May 01, 2009 06:28pm |
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Media | Newspaper - Madison Capital Times |
News Date | Saturday, May 2, 2009 12:00:00 AM UTC0:0 |
Description | With a veiled reference to Pennsylvania Sen. Arlen Specter's defection this week from the GOP, state Democratic Party chairman Joe Wineke had this to say about Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele in advance of Steele's appearance at the state GOP convention tonight:
“Since Michael Steele became chair of the RNC, he has lost two senate seats and one house seat – and it’s not even an election year. From shunning moderates to hemorrhaging members from its ever-shrinking tent, it is clear that the Republican Party is in a state of chaos.
“Democrats continue to welcome new members into the Party, including people of all religious and racial backgrounds, sexual orientations and political leanings. Meanwhile, the Republicans are becoming nothing more than an ultra-conservative, right-wing fringe party.
“As state Republicans brace for their gubernatorial primary, it is fitting that they will hear from Michael Steele, the leader of the “party of no.” It appears that their candidates offer no new ideas for Wisconsin either." |
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