How Republicans Plan to Win in 2010

Republicans need to get Michael Steele's and Bobby Jindal's "off-the-hook" message more television time. Bristol Palin is helping spread the social conservative message that abstinence-only sex education is the only solution. If we learned anything, is that teenagers will always obey adults when told not to have sex.

What makes the Republican Party stronger than Democrats is when Republicans point out the political shortcomings of their 2012 presidential candidates.

"Remember, it was the base that rejected Mitt because of his switch on pro-life, from pro-choice to pro-life," Steele told the caller. "It was the base that rejected Mitt because it had issues with Mormonism. It was the base that rejected Mitt because they thought he was back and forth and waffling on those very economic issues you're talking about."

"So, I mean, I hear what you're saying, but before we even got to a primary vote, the base had made very clear they had issues with Mitt because if they didn't, he would have defeated John McCain in those primaries in which he lost," Steele concluded.

It helps the RNC Chairman's credibility to recant his statement on Romney.

"Chairman Steele regrets the way his comments have been interpreted," Republican National Committee spokeswoman Gail Gitcho said in a statement.

"Chairman Steele believes Mitt Romney is a respected and influential voice in the Republican Party and looks to his leadership and ideas to help move our party and our nation in the right direction."

Scientific theories can be tested to be proven or disproven. Religious and philosophical theories can not be proven in laboratory settings. Republican Bobby Jindal understands the best way to educate children and keep America a competitive industrial nation is to promote intelligent design as science. It matters not how many scientific organizations have rejected intelligent design as a science.



Republicans continue to comprehend that their support for Dick Cheney and torture policies will help the future of the party. Cheney's soaring 13 percent approval rating and people skills. It is common knowledge it is more productive to defend a no-longer-serving Vice-President of potential criminal offensives than to make attempts at crafting policy. It is better to be the Party Playing Political Defense than the Party of Ideas.