In an interview with Spanish-language network Univision, RNC Chairman Michael Steele distanced his party from Arizona's controversial new immigration law, saying, "The actions of one state's governor is not a reflection of an entire country, nor is it a reflection of an entire political party."
"We hope, now that this debate is in full bloom, level heads will prevail and that we'll reach a common sense solution with regards to immigration," Steele said.
He's toast. Wouldn't this be funny if this really was the last straw that gets Steele fired? Won't happen, I mean if they haven't fired him by now, they're not going to.
Now, come January 2011 this may be a different story, especially considering the RNC's major money problems, but considering that Michael Steele and the RNC are irrelevant now compared to Karl Rove's fundraising operations, at this point it doesn't matter what happens to Steele, does it?
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