Lt. Governor Steele says…
Lt. Governor Michael Steele Maryland. “I was prepared to give a stirring speech describing the principles of the Republican Party, but there was one problem: Barack Obama gave it last month at the Democratic National Convention.”
He’s the first Republican lieutenant governor of his State. And the first African American lieutenant governor of his State. “We have come a long way.”
He was inspired by “individuals like Frederick Douglass, Martin Luther King, Ronald Reagan, and Maybelle Turner.” Four great Americans.
Owning restaurants to create “legacy wealth” to leave to their children. “Legacy wealth” is the concept of acquired wealth passed through generations. The descendants of slaves started with nothing.
“What government can do is give us the tools we need and get out of the way, and let us put our hopes in action.”
Kerry’s leadership is “I voted for the $87-billion before I voted against it.”
Kerry did want to use the word “war” to describe our efforts against terrorism. “Well ladies and gentlemen, I don’t want to use the words Commander in Chief for John Kerry. (Not gonna happen.)”
The chant: “But not John Kerry.”
Applause line: “But enough about him.”
The Maybelle Turner mentioned in the list of great Americans… his mother.
Bush moves us toward “that Shining City on a Hill.”
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July 2nd, 2008 at 8:57 pm
WHO WAS MICHEAL STEELE’[S REAL FATHER?