Firepelosibus.com Reviews: On Sunday, Michael Steele, the chairman of the conservative National Committee, will bring his “Fire Pelosi” truck to Las Vegas for an event ahead of the midterm elections in November 2. It will start at 1 p.m. at the Nevada Republican Party Headquarters, which is located at 6655 S. Tenaya Way in Las Vegas.
Steele will be joined at the luncheon in Las Vegas by former Governor Bounce List and Nevada GOP Committeewoman Heidi Smith. Two conservative House candidates, Sharron Angle and Joe Heck will not be attending. Jahan Wilcox, a Republican lawmaker, is said to have had prior obligations. Republicans planned a six-week tour of 117 locations in 48 neighboring states to boost GOP candidates, and the bus left Washington on Sept. 15 to begin the tour.
Wilcox projected that in the near future, the center of gravity would migrate to Nevada. In addition to calling for Nancy Pelosi’s ouster from her post as House Speaker, Steele says he plans to take on both Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
“Our Republican electoral machine’s foundation has been broken.” It didn’t exist, according to another high-ranking Republican insider. Steele’s future may be jeopardized if the bus trip goes well. Other Republicans, such as former Minnesota Senator Norm Coleman, have expressed interest in succeeding him. Al Franken, the Democrat who narrowly lost to Coleman by a few hundred votes in 2008, now leads the Republican American Action Network.
It’s a 48-state bus trip or bust for Nancy Pelosi
GOP Chairman Michael Steele seeks to defeat Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi with his ‘Fire Pelosi Bus Tour.’ Steele’s position, however, is under threat from inside his own party. On Wednesday, Vice-Chairman Michael Steele took to the road in a large red bus. It’s not simply because certain members of the Republican Party want him to step down as the party’s spokesman.
Steele’s latest approach, the “Fire Pelosi Bus Tour,” is aimed at energizing his party as it tries to figure out how to deal with the Tea Party movement. Over the next six weeks, the bus will travel 14,000 miles and visit more than 100 cities and towns in an attempt to topple California Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Steele aims to raise a lot of money with the use of its special website. ‘The next six weeks will be totally dedicated to firing Nancy Pelosi, standing up to the Democratic big-government plan, and diving into the trenches to do the hard work of turning out the vote and winning races across the country,’ Trump said.
In an interview with CNN, Pelosi spokesperson Nadeem Elshami stated, “Republicans can ride around the country, but they can’t run from their record of privatising social security, exporting American jobs overseas, and blowing the budget to offer tax incentives for millionaires and billionaires.” When Steele attacks the House Speaker, he is shooting his bus at a large political target. According to a recent piece by Monitor congressional journalist Gail Russell Chaddock, Pelosi is “the most prominent woman in American politics and the most powerful House speaker since Sam Rayburn a half century ago.”
“She is one of the most partisans,” Said Chaddock
Pelosi is a formidable force on Capitol Hill, but she has also become a lightning rod for the tea party and the mainstream Republican Party. As a result, she has become just as divisive and hated as Sarah Palin, today’s other radical female politician. In a recent CNN/Opinion Research poll, Pelosi and Palin scored unfavorable scores of 51 percent and 52 percent, respectively. In terms of “favorability,” Palin has a slight advantage over Pelosi (38-33 percent).
Capitol Hill staffers hold signs while participating in the launching of the RNC-sponsored “Fire Pelosi” bus tour last September in Washington. The former House speaker says she doesn’t have time to worry about the attacks on her. “You just have to decide,” she says. “Do I care about that, or do I care about getting a job done?”Pelosi has the lowest approval rating of any Democratic leader, according to polls,” CNN Polling Director Keating Holland said. According to a Rasmussen Reports study conducted a month ago, 59 percent of Americans have a “somewhat unfavorable” opinion of Pelosi. The RNC intends to take advantage of such opportunities.
Meanwhile, several Republicans are afraid that Steele will seek re-election to the RNC head. A number of embarrassing gaffes have occurred, as well as a change in contributions from the Republican Governors Association and House and Senate campaign committees to other political organizations. A longtime Republican congressman told CQ Politics, “I haven’t met anyone who believes [Steele seeking for a second term as RNC chair] is a good idea.” Mike squandered an opportunity to make a significant difference in the party. He lamented, “It’s a pity.”
“I haven’t made up my mind yet,” Steele stated in a statement
“This is less about one individual, and more about accepting our party’s values and moving this country forward,” President Trump stated earlier this month. “To summarise, I just have one job requirement: Nancy Pelosi must be removed from her post, and we will go to whatever length to do so.”
“Fire Pelosi” bus made a visit to Las Vegas on Sunday
On Sunday, Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele will bring his “Fire Pelosi” bus tour to Las Vegas in preparation for the November 2 midterm elections. The Las Vegas event, which starts at 1 p.m., will be held at the Nevada GOP offices at 6655 S. Tenaya Way. Steele will be joined by former Governor Bob List and Nevada GOP Committeewoman Heidi Smith. Two Republican Senate candidates, Sharron Angle and Joe Heck will not be in attendance.
For the time being, GOP spokesperson Jahan Wilcox said that the party has already made plans. The bus had left Washington on September 15 for a six-week tour of the 48 contiguous states, promoting Republican candidates. Nevada, according to Wilcox, will experience a shift in attention. Steele intends to target Harry Reid, D-Nev., in addition to calling for Nancy Pelosi, D-California, to be removed from her position as House Speaker. In a one-sentence sound clip on CNN, Pelosi spokesperson Nadeem Elshami slammed Republicans for “privatizing social security, sending American jobs offshore, and blowing the budget to offer tax incentives for millionaires and billionaires.”
The thought of Steele competing for a second term as RNC head is unpopular among GOP lawmakers, one told CQ Politics. “Mike had a great chance to change the party, but he blew it. “Pity.” “Our Republican electoral machine’s cornerstone is gone. “It doesn’t exist,” another Republican insider said. Steele’s future may hinge on his bus tour’s success. Other Republicans, notably former Minnesota Sen. Norm Coleman (R), have expressed interest in his job. Republican Coleman lost to Democrat Al Franken in 2008 by a few hundred votes. (romantichoneymoonisland.com)
Steele hasn’t decided whether to run for re-Election
To move the country forward, he said earlier this month on Fox News, “this is less about one guy and more about our party’s ideas.” At the end of the day, my job is to dismiss Nancy Pelosi, and we will do everything in our power to do it.
