[Liz]

Michael Steele is a great man. But he is a conflicted man; tragically afraid to voice his true beliefs to the public at large. His campaign for Senate against a complete nonentity was (not impressive).

A new day has dawned. It is our job---as so/con Republicans----to begin Steele's orientation.

Steele must be made to realize when he raises his Chairman's voice in defense of the unborn (and other so/con issues), he is also speaking to numerous Black Churchgoers who voted for Obama.

Pres Obama caters to this largely conservative constituency. Candidate Obama came out against gay marriage......despite his liberal proclivities b/c Black churchgoers vehmently oppose gay marriage---it is a paramount issue with them (some even switched votes to Republicans in earlier elections for that reason).

ANOTHER SIGN The Obama White House last Monday backed away from increased federal funding for contraception in the $825-billion stimulus bill.......this is VERY significant for the stated reason.

AT THE SAME TIME we pressure Chairman Steele, we will keep Black churchgoers on top of so/con issues......so that Obaba will be pressured by the supporters who mean so much to him. ..........

We now have a double-whammy to advance the cause of the unborn.

[from occupied ga]

Pres Obama caters to this largely conservative constituency

Huh??? The Obamination's priority one is passing a monstrous pork bill. I wouldn't call this catering to conservatives.

[NYer]

Hi Liz. Good to see you and great observations. We need to stand up behind Steele and speak with one voice. Only then can we make a difference.