What a difference $2,000 in a lesbian bondage strip club makes. The responsible committee staffer has been fired for authorizing donor reimbursement to cover a night out for some "young donors" to the forever-grateful Voyeur, a West Hollywood lesbian bondage-themed nightclub for the discriminating diner. That is, one who finds gustatory stimulation in the presence of, for example, a woman with a horse's bit in her mouth being strapped to the wall by another woman.

o each his own appetizer, I suppose, but something tells me the family-values crowd may not be down with this fundraising approach.

But let's be clear: RNC Chairman Michael Steele had absolutely nothing to do with it. Got that? He wasn't there. He doesn't approve of it. Moving on.

There's just one problem: RNC and lesbian bondage are now tattooed on the American brain, and the buck stops at the top. Moreover, if G-string spending were the single offense under Steele's leadership, then perhaps this stain would fade, as have others, in time for Republicans to tap into voter frustration. Alas, this is hardly the first or the worst example of Steele's leadership deficit.

More egregious are his spending sprees and preening self-regard. As one party leader put it in an e-mail, the GOP is in trouble when it is seen "as the party of limos (taxis work fine), $6K hotel bills, $2K strip clubs, private jets. What happened to Orbitz or Expedia?"

Wrote another:

"It doesn't matter if he [Steele] was there or not. He doesn't have a clue how to spend money and [Republicans] put him in charge at their peril."

Dozens of other comments reflect similar sentiments. To be sure, Steele has many attractive qualities. Telegenic and passionate, he was viewed as the right face at the right time for a party widely seen as bland and too white. Well, we can scratch "bland."

But Steele is also a prominent personality whose performance offers little evidence of the skills necessary for a party on life support. He can raise money, but he doesn't spend it well.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/03/30/AR2010033002772.html?hpid=opinionsbox1

ferfux Wrote:
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> That is, one who finds
> gustatory stimulation in the presence of, for
> example, a woman with a horse's bit in her mouth
> being strapped to the wall by another woman.



What I wouldn't give to see Palin being strapped up by lesbians.

eesh Wrote:
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> What I wouldn't give to see Palin being strapped
> up by lesbians.


+1

ferfux Wrote:
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> What a difference $2,000 in a lesbian bondage
> strip club makes. The responsible committee
> staffer has been fired for authorizing donor
> reimbursement to cover a night out for some "young
> donors" to the forever-grateful Voyeur, a West
> Hollywood lesbian bondage-themed nightclub for the
> discriminating diner. That is, one who finds
> gustatory stimulation in the presence of, for
> example, a woman with a horse's bit in her mouth
> being strapped to the wall by another woman.
>
> o each his own appetizer, I suppose, but something
> tells me the family-values crowd may not be down
> with this fundraising approach.
>
> But let's be clear: RNC Chairman Michael Steele
> had absolutely nothing to do with it. Got that? He
> wasn't there. He doesn't approve of it. Moving
> on.
>
> There's just one problem: RNC and lesbian bondage
> are now tattooed on the American brain, and the
> buck stops at the top. Moreover, if G-string
> spending were the single offense under Steele's
> leadership, then perhaps this stain would fade, as
> have others, in time for Republicans to tap into
> voter frustration. Alas, this is hardly the first
> or the worst example of Steele's leadership
> deficit.
>
> More egregious are his spending sprees and
> preening self-regard. As one party leader put it
> in an e-mail, the GOP is in trouble when it is
> seen "as the party of limos (taxis work fine), $6K
> hotel bills, $2K strip clubs, private jets. What
> happened to Orbitz or Expedia?"
>
> Wrote another:
>
> "It doesn't matter if he was there or not. He
> doesn't have a clue how to spend money and put
> him in charge at their peril."
>
> Dozens of other comments reflect similar
> sentiments. To be sure, Steele has many attractive
> qualities. Telegenic and passionate, he was viewed
> as the right face at the right time for a party
> widely seen as bland and too white. Well, we can
> scratch "bland."
>
> But Steele is also a prominent personality whose
> performance offers little evidence of the skills
> necessary for a party on life support. He can
> raise money, but he doesn't spend it well.
>
> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/artic
> le/2010/03/30/AR2010033002772.html?hpid=opinionsbo
> x1


Wouldn't be surprised to see some highlevel GOPs behind all this. Michael Steele is a marked man w/in his own party. If he gets fired, how long before the racist accusations start flying. Grab your popcorn Dems, this will be fun!!

dunrite Wrote:
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>
>
> Wouldn't be surprised to see some highlevel GOPs
> behind all this. Michael Steele is a marked man
> w/in his own party. If he gets fired, how long
> before the racist accusations start flying. Grab
> your popcorn Dems, this will be fun!!


The GOP won't have the balls to do shit against Michael Steele. He's the only minority they have. Bunch of pussies.