"Because our health care system," he continued, according a transcript posted by Latina Lista, "while it remains the best in the country

Remains the best in the country? Is he refering to his own RNC-supplied HC plan? What's the "our" in this sentence referring to? Seriously, what does he mean?

Does this clown ever talk in clear, plain English?

I think when he inevitably gets fired by the GOP, the dems should keep him around. He's unintentionally like Colbert in the way they both "support" the Republican strategy.

I don't play the race card,

I don't play the race game, the way some tend to want to do.

OK - this has to be another hoax. There is no way Steele said "fill out the right form, have some apple pie, hum a few bars of the star spangle banner and get to work" in an interview with Univision.

With Univision for f***'s sake?

Ummmmmmmmm!
A deal is being cut to include a special program in the upcoming health care reform - the Gr-ass-ley amendment. For the price of a $10 co-pay, they are adding a program to provide psychological counseling for those Republicans who want it. The bipartisan nature of this program may help to ensure passage of the legislation.

Come on, folks. Where's the love? We should all get behind Mikey as re-invents the GOP. Who knows, maybe he'll be able to deliver our "Dream Ticket" for 2012. Yeah, you know...
Palin & Bachmann!

Try this on for size: Palin/Steele 2012.

Can you imagine how much fun the campaign and debates would be?

If the Obamanator gets dumped in the 2012 primaries 'who you gonna call?'.

Steele is a coward. He is being used and he lets himself be used.

You have to just keep hoping Steele keeps it up--he's so incoherent that even with Bush keeping a low profile and Palin in and out of the public eye, we can remain assured that the Republican "leader" cannot speak straight. (You can follow the transcript and hear Steele misspeaking under the translator--unfortunately, the transcript is pretty accurate excepting a couple homonyms.)

Not only is his syntax all over the place, but he talks about only needing to apply "elbow grease" to the "healthcare system" that is "the best in the country" to get businesses the health care they need. No practical solutions to actually fix something that even most Republicans admit needs fixing, just elbow grease (why not use a "monkey wrench", too?). No concern about the millions of people (heck, he is so petty he even disputes the numbers, rather than showing some compassion for ANYONE) without health care coverage; just have to get the businesses in the marketplace and everything will be better.

And how much more condescending can he be toward those who would like to become citizens than to tell them to just eat apple pie and hum the Star-Spangled Banner, fill out the right forms and go through the right door? Maybe he could explain how this works exactly--I bet Univision would be happy to give him 15 or 30 minutes uninterrupted to lay out his detailed plans for immigration reform. Maybe the potential immigrants would even play baseball and chow down some hot dogs in his extended remarks.

Steele: We Don't Need Comprehensive Health Care Reform

RNC: We Don't Need Comprehending Chairman

Mikie, What Up? I was just wondering if it bothers you that all your hip-hop ideas get shut down immediately? Including your latest blog. Or that you are a living race card but don't get it?
Anyway Mikie, so many questions, so little time.

Keep it real, really.