Former RNC Chair Michael Steele Can't Believe How Racist His Party Is
March 4, 2018
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"The head of the Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday doubled down on his criticism of former RNC chief Michael Steele, accusing him of having a lack of grace.
MSNBC host Hallie Jackson asked American Conservative Union chairman Matt Schlapp whether CPAC communications director Ian Walters had been reprimanded for saying that Steele was picked as RNC chairman because “he was a black guy.”
“Absolutely not,” Schlapp replied, saying he agreed with Walters that the GOP had been too “cynical” in its approach to minorities. “He has a right to speak on these issues.”
Jackson noted that Steele and Schlapp had gotten into a heated exchange about the comments, after Schlapp had apologized for them.
“You said he should have some grace,” she said. “Do you regret any of that?”
Schlapp claimed that Walters had quickly called Steele to apologize, but that Steele had refused to accept it. “I think that shows a lack of grace,” he remarked."*
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