[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Today I was perusing through the world wide web and I came upon a story from the unGodly Huffington Post. I don't ever read HP, but this caught my eye. Apparently, the chairman of the Republican Party, Michael Steele, is being persecuted for allegedly spending thousands of dollars in a West Hollywood nightclub that features women engaging in sado-masochistic lesbian acts with one another.

I highly doubt that Mr. Steele was there to watch the women wallow in their own sin. He was probably there for the excellent filet mignon and cognac. I say this because I have frequented this club numerous times. When I was living in LA, I first went there on an evangelical mission to save young women who were living the pornographic/sex worker lifestyle. But, I found myself coming back every weekend, almost compulsively, because of the delicious food and attentive service. (If you go, make sure Cheyenne or Porsche serve you. Tell 'em Rev. Jim sends his love.) No doubt, Mr. Steele was there probably to enjoy a cigar and some brandy and now the liberal hypocrites are lambasting him for it.

Once on the ground, FEC filings suggest, Steele travels in style. A February RNC trip to California, for example, included a $9,099 stop at the Beverly Hills Hotel, $6,596 dropped at the nearby Four Seasons, and $1,620.71 spent [update: the amount is actually $1,946.25] at Voyeur West Hollywood, a bondage-themed nightclub featuring topless women dancers imitating lesbian sex.

Of course he would travel in style! He is the chairman of the GOP! What, did they expect him to stay in a Motel 6 and have dinner at Denny's like some low-life scum?

Besides, that is mere pocket change. When I stay at the Beverly Hills Hotel I don't spend less than $30,000 -- ever. If anything, people should be commending him for being so frugal with campaign donations. It shows he has the people's best interests at heart.

So let's all pray for Michael Steele who is being unjustly persecuted by the liberal media who wants to bring a good man down.

[Jeb Stuart Thurmond]

Now, apart from the fact that there is nothing more Christian than enjoying the sight of lesbians being tortured, I'm sure he was there to evangelize to the unsaved. Instead of "accept Jesus and get a free PS3" he was using "accept Jesus and get free liquor" (with the bonus that, of course, once someone converted, they would not accept the liquor, making it very cost-effective.) The paperwork exonerates him:

[James Dewitt]

It seems to me that Mr Steele was on a mission to find sinners and help them find Jesus.Would you find more sinners in a club like that or in a church?

[Johny Joe Hold]

Originally Posted by Rev. Jim Osborne

Michael Steele, is being persecuted for allegedly spending thousands of dollars in a West Hollywood nightclub that features women engaging in sado-masochistic lesbian acts with one another.

So let's all pray for Michael Steele who is being unjustly persecuted by the liberal media who wants to bring a good man down.

I'm with you, Rev. Jim. As one who also is in Republican politics, I feel a special bond with those who are persecuted relentlessly by the liberal press.

I ask you, who is going to lead this national toward the higher moral plain represented by the Republican party if not Mr. Steele?

[Levi Jones]

This is so true. I think we should preach in the strip clubs more often. I, for one, would love to see the look on the unsaved harlots faces when I tipped them with Chick Tracts in their garters.


As Jesus himself said.
Luke 5:31
And Jesus answering said unto them, They that are whole need not a physician; but they that are sick.

Mark 2:17
When Jesus heard it, he saith unto them, They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.

[WWJDnow]

This is just a blatant case of racism. Because Chairman Steele is a negro, people on the left think it is open season, and their attacks are relentless.

Now, I'm not saying that Steele is my first choice, since I'm not fond of the Republican Leadership Council that he co-founded, and since Sarah Palin is obviously the guiding intellectual light of the Republican party, but that doesn't mean the Democrat party can attack our guy just because of his race. We don't tolerate that sort of thing here at Landover!

[Johny Joe Hold]

Originally Posted by WWJDnow

This is just a blatant case of racism. Because Chairman Steele is a negro, people on the left think it is open season, and their attacks are relentless.

Now, I'm not saying that Steele is my first choice, since I'm not fond of the Republican Leadership Council that he co-founded, and since Sarah Palin is obviously the guiding intellectual light of the Republican party, but that doesn't mean the Democrat party can attack our guy just because of his race. We don't tolerate that sort of thing here at Landover!

Great point, WWJD. I mean what do we REALLY know about this entire matter. Money was spent on strip club, yes. But, what was the real purpose?

Maybe it was to convert strippers to Christ. Or, maybe it was to convert strippers to be Republicans. Neither of these should be considered a waste of our Party's money.

[Purge the Unfaithful]

I applaud Mr. Steele for what is obviously trying to save souls for Jesus. Clearly Mr. Steele is well on his way of being fully cleaned of his negroiditis!! GLORY BE!!!

And I do similar work as well on the weekends here in Seattle or at times Chicago: I go out to the Queer Clubs like The Cuff, Madison Pub, or Purr and save athletically built men for Jesus. I have spent many a night on my knees praying with the hard spirit of the fruits of my labor running through me, but deep, deep inside I know it's worth it.

In Jesus' name I pray!!!

[Brad Crassley]

Originally Posted by Rev. Jim Osborne

Today I was perusing through the world wide web and I came upon a story from the unGodly Huffington Post. I don't ever read HP, but this caught my eye. Apparently, the chairman of the Republican Party, Michael Steele, is being persecuted for allegedly spending thousands of dollars in a West Hollywood nightclub that features women engaging in sado-masochistic lesbian acts with one another.

I highly doubt that Mr. Steele was there to watch the women wallow in their own sin. He was probably there for the excellent filet mignon and cognac. I say this because I have frequented this club numerous times. When I was living in LA, I first went there on an evangelical mission to save young women who were living the pornographic/sex worker lifestyle. But, I found myself coming back every weekend, almost compulsively, because of the delicious food and attentive service. (If you go, make sure Cheyenne or Porsche serve you. Tell 'em Rev. Jim sends his love.) No doubt, Mr. Steele was there probably to enjoy a cigar and some brandy and now the liberal hypocrites are lambasting him for it.

Of course he would travel in style! He is the chairman of the GOP! What, did they expect him to stay in a Motel 6 and have dinner at Denny's like some low-life scum?

Besides, that is mere pocket change. When I stay at the Beverly Hills Hotel I don't spend less than $30,000 -- ever. If anything, people should be commending him for being so frugal with campaign donations. It shows he has the people's best interests at heart.

So let's all pray for Michael Steele who is being unjustly persecuted by the liberal media who wants to bring a good man down.

Sounds to me that Michael Steele is being wrongly accused of crimes he didn't commit. Liberals come up with all kinds of kooky debauchery. When will this ever end?

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Well folks, it looks like the suspicions aired about the boy running the GOP may have been well-founded. And it looks like he spent more than "thousands."

A LOT more.

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Originally Posted by Pastor Ezekiel

Well folks, it looks like the suspicions aired about the boy running the GOP may have been well-founded. And it looks like he spent more than "thousands."

A LOT more.

Ah, $7 million is really chump change. If you're hiding less than $10-15 million from the FEC/IRS/government, then it's really no big deal. Heck, the government would use that $7 million to buy a single hammer, so where's the crime?

Still, us Republicans need to blame ourselves for promoting a shoe-shiner to such a high position. It wouldn't surprise me if that $7 million was mostly spent on Hennessy and Air Jordans.