RNC Chair: President Blaming "Everything Under The Sun" For Poor Economy

RNC Chairman Reince Priebus says the President is “blaming everything under the sun” for the poor economy. This criticism comes as the President visits Scranton, PA today. (0:31)

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RNC Chair Accuses The President Of Breaking Promises

RNC Chair Reince Priebus announced a new web ad prior to the President’s visit to Pennsylvania today. The ad is a montage of “broken promises” that President Obama made in 2008. (0:59)

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RNC Chair Calls President "Campaigner-in-Chief"

RNC Chair Reince Preibus criticized President Obama for his plans to visit Scranton, PA today.

“This is the fifty sixth stop in a battleground state on taxpayers’ money,” Preibus said. (0:34)

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Obama Uses Flowery Rhetoric To Hide Failure, Says PA GOP Chair

Rob Gleason, Chairman of the Pennsylvania GOP, criticized the President as he tours the battleground state today. Gleason claims President Obama uses flowery rhetoric to hide his failure. (0:17)

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PA Republican Chair Says The President "Distracting" Voters

Rob Gleason, Chairman of the Pennsylvania GOP, claimed the President has exhibited disastrous leadership and said President Obama is “distracting” voters during his trip to Pennsylvania today. (0:21)

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Republicans Experiencing Taste Of Victory, But Humbled By Responsibility

Chairman of the Republican National Committee Michael Steele said during a conference call Wednesday that the Republicans are celebrating their victory, but are humbled by the responsibility they’ve received. He adds that he’s confident the party will win the White House in 2012. (0:34)

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Steele Hoping GOP Success Will Be Sustained For Years

Chairman of the Republican National Committee Michael Steele says during a conference call Wednesday that he hopes the GOP’s victory Tuesday night will sustain the party for years. (0:29)

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Steele: Republicans Have Grown Smarter, Stronger In Past Two Years

During a conference call on the day after the election, Chairman of the Republican National Committee Michael Steele says that the Republicans have remerged from minority status both smarter and stronger. (0:32)

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Steele: We've Had Laser Like Focus On Flipping The House, Firing Pelosi

During a conference call Wednesday, Michael Steele, the Chairman of the Republican National Committee, says Republicans were focused on flipping the House and firing Pelosi since the beginning of the year.  (0:30)

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RNC Worked To Integrate More States, Says Steele

Michael Steele, the Chairman of the Republican National Committee, said Wednesday during a conference call, that the committee tried to integrate more states in the mid-term elections than in previous years. (0:34)

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Americans Do Not Want 'Trillion Dollar Debt' From Health Care Bill, Says RNC Chairman

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele says the opinion of the American people is that they do not want more debt in the form of a health care bill. (0:25)
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RNC Chairman: Something 'Desperately Wrong' With Senate Healthcare Bill

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele says there must be something wrong with the Senate healthcare bill because even with a 60/40 majority, Democrats are still asking for Republican votes. Steele says, "you have the votes, pass the bill." (0:43)
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Democrats Consumed By Their Own Power, Says RNC Chairman

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele says the Democrats are "consumed by their own monopoly of power." He also says healthcare reform is a "Frankensteinish experiment." (0:36)
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Steele Challenges Obama To "Be Honest"

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele challenges President Barack Obama to "be honest" about the costs of health care reform in his upcoming press conference. (0:23)
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Steele Warns Against Rushing Through Health Care Reform

Michael Steele, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, says that health care legislation should not be passed before the August recess, as it will rashly affect too much of the U.S. economy without time for consideration. (0:31)
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Steele Slams Obama's "Dangerous Experiment"

Michael Steele, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, says that President Barack Obama is determined to transform the American way of life, and argues that his changes could have dangerous consequences for the economy and the nation. (1:01)
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Steele Says Private Health Care Sector Can't Compete With Gov't

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele says that it is unfair for the government to try to compete with the private sector, and argues that the Democrats' health care reform proposal could limit private health insurance coverage. (0:44)
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Election night reactions from the Republican National Committee

A series of thoughts and reactions from people attending the Republican National Committee Election Watch Party.
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Jon Voight questions Obama's associations

Talk Radio News Service's Ellen Ratner interviews actor Jon Voight as he stumps for Sen. John McCain for president. Voight questions Barack Obama's voting record and his associations and also speaks about his new film. (8:40)

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Conyers: RNC in "big trouble"

At a subcommittee of the Committee on the Judiciary hearing on whether or not the Federal Justice System is engaging in selective prosecution, Rep. John Conyers (D-MI) says that the "Republican National Committee is in big trouble" in several respects, and cites the 2002 phone jamming case involving Allen Raymond and James Tobin. (0:26)
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