So doesn't that mean that this guy:
is the head of the party? How could Rush and Steele be overlooking this? It's almost like they don't want Bush to be the head of their party.
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Tuesday, March 03, 2009
The Head of the Republican Party Is...
by
Jay Allbritton
During the long, cold Bush Administration, we were repeatedly told by the media that former President Clinton was the de facto head of the Democratic Party, except for the times when the party had a nominee for President. After Gore lost, and later, after Kerry lost, the position always reverted to the Democratic Party's most recent president, Bubba.
So doesn't that mean that this guy:
is the head of the party? How could Rush and Steele be overlooking this? It's almost like they don't want Bush to be the head of their party.
So doesn't that mean that this guy:
is the head of the party? How could Rush and Steele be overlooking this? It's almost like they don't want Bush to be the head of their party.
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