[chief_believer]

Thanks Chet 99 for posting this.

Actually, I think this is the best idea I have heard about the RNC Chairmanship. It would be a great move for the Republican Party. He did a great job in his prior RNC post. He would be fabulous.

He has energy, ideas, communications skills and a combativeness to go after the Raum Emanual’s of the Obambi team.

I wonder if he would reconsider not wanting to do so.

[petitfour]

I would love to hear who Haley thinks would be a good RNC chair. He would know better than others what it takes to get the job done and done well. He co-chaired with Evelyn McPhail, and she was the great organizer. Does Haley know of another Miss Evelyn-type person to take the helm or serve as a co-chair? This is no job for a Big Ego. This is a job for a hard worker who will find the candidates for Congress who will work to reduce the size and scope of government and promote freedom and self-discipline that are necessary for the success of a free society.

[tanknetter]

Actually, I think this is the best idea I have heard about the RNC Chairmanship. It would be a great move for the Republican Party. He did a great job in his prior RNC post. He would be fabulous.

Thing is, Haley was only one piece (and an incredibly important one at that) of the equation in winning back the House in 1994. From my perspective, the GOP is severely lacking in the other pieces - especially a strong and visionary leadership in the Congress like the GOP had with Gingrich and the rest of the team.

Bringing Haley back into the RNC without the other pieces in place as well would be very similar to how Joe Gibbs was brought back to coach the Redskins. People would place too much hope on him being able to solve all the problems and lead the GOP to victory. Expectations would be way too high, and likely to be dashed.