Juanita Said:

Which member of Republican National Committee felt in necessary to visit a Sex Bondage S&M Club?

We Answered:

Well, Michael Steele says it wasn't him, but has not provided an alibi for the 2000 dollars of donation money they spent on whores.

So much for conservative family values.

Gail Said:

Will Steele Cleaning House at Republican National Committee help republicans?

We Answered:

it's about time.and i am a conservative.

Vicki Said:

How do I get the "Republican National Committee from stop calling me with their annoying phone calls?

We Answered:

Call your phone company. Most phone companies (Verizon does, for sure) have a "nuisance phone call" department that can help you with repeated unwanted calls.

Thomas Said:

the Republican National Committee recently announced it is punishing a number of state republican parties.?

We Answered:

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Republican Party announced Thursday that it will punish five states for scheduling early nominating contests.

New Hampshire, Florida, South Carolina, Michigan and Wyoming will lose half of their delegates to the national convention, said Mike Duncan, chairman of the Republican National Committee.

RNC rules require the punishment for states that hold their nominating contests earlier than Feb. 5. Iowa, which plans to hold Republican caucuses on Jan. 3, would not be penalized because, technically, the caucuses are not binding on convention delegates. Nevada, which plans to hold its caucuses on Jan. 19, would not be penalized for the same reason.

The RNC voted 121-9 Thursday to impose the penalties. Duncan, who has final say over the matter, said he will abide by the vote.

Nevertheless, state party leaders expressed optimism that their entire delegations will be seated, perhaps hoping that the eventual nominee will restore them.
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"While not surprised, I was disappointed that the full committee did not recognize the validity of Florida's position that it is not in violation of the rule," Florida GOP Chairman Jim Greer said in a statement. "This is a long process and I continue to be confident that Florida will ultimately seat its full delegation."

Michigan GOP Chairman Saul Anuzis said, "I remain confident that all of Michigan's 60 national delegates will be seated next year in Minneapolis-St. Paul. ... There will be much discussion in the coming months about the makeup of the national convention, including the credentialing of delegates."

Wyoming is scheduled to hold its nominating conventions on Jan. 5. Michigan is to hold its Republican primary on Jan. 15, pending the outcome of a lawsuit. South Carolina Republicans vote on Jan. 19 and Florida on Jan. 29.

New Hampshire has not yet set a primary date, though it is required by state law to hold its primary at least seven days before any other, raising the possibility of a December vote.

Leslie Said:

Should all Conservatives NOT donate to the Republican National Committee after recent Lesbian Bondage Scandal?

We Answered:

If you do give to the RNC then you are for sure a 100% hypocrite!

Pedro Said:

Why would Mel Martinez quit as general chairman of Republican National Committee?

We Answered:

Sen. Mel Martinez of Florida, who was named general chairman of the Republican Party only nine months ago, has advised associates that he will leave the post as soon as somebody clinches the party's presidential nomination. That probably will come after the Feb. 5 primary elections next year.

When Martinez took the party post Jan. 19, it was expected he would stay on through the 2008 elections as the GOP's principal national spokesman. Many Republicans now grumble that Martinez has been ineffective in that role, partly because he has been drowned out by the many presidential hopefuls.

Kentucky lawyer Mike Duncan, who came on board with Martinez as chairman of the Republican National Committee, is expected to remain running day-to-day operations at national party headquarters for the balance of his two-year term.