Uploaded March 2009 | Updated September 2026, 19 hours ago
Radio host Laura Ingraham blasted RNC Chairman Michael Steele for his disastrous CNN appearance. Steeles failure to knock down a comparison of Republicans with Nazi Germany drew her greatest ire. More background on the internal Republican Party food fight for leadership: The embattled RNC Chair panned Rush Limbaughs Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) remarks as incendiary and ugly and Limbaugh fought back. Using his CPAC keynote address as an international platform, Limbaugh repeated his call for Obama, and thus the nation, to fail. Steele claimed to be the head of the Republican Party, not just the Republican National Committee and Rush chose AM Talk Radio to belittle Steele. This may be the best food fight among conservatives since the collapse of the Republican Party brought on by Bush policy disasters. CPAC was held recently in Washington, DC. Opinion derived from analysis of various news sources and the featured clips are from CNN D. L. Hughley and MSNBC Countdown with host Keith Olbermann.
Radio host Laura Ingraham blasted RNC Chairman Michael Steele for his disastrous CNN appearance. Steeles failure to knock down a comparison of Republicans with Nazi Germany drew her greatest ire. More background on the internal Republican Party food fight for leadership: The embattled RNC Chair panned Rush Limbaughs Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) remarks as incendiary and ugly and Limbaugh fought back. Using his CPAC keynote address as an international platform, Limbaugh repeated his call for Obama, and thus the nation, to fail. Steele claimed to be the head of the Republican Party, not just the Republican National Committee and Rush chose AM Talk Radio to belittle Steele. This may be the best food fight among conservatives since the collapse of the Republican Party brought on by Bush policy disasters. CPAC was held recently in Washington, DC. Opinion derived from analysis of various news sources and the featured clips are from CNN D. L. Hughley and MSNBC Countdown with host Keith Olbermann.
