Hensarling: Free Trade Agreements Bipartisan Common Ground

Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) says at the Republican National Committee Wednesday that the free trade agreements with Panama, Colombia and North Korea are a way to begin creating jobs. He says he hopes Democrats will join Republicans in passing bill. (0:41)

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Priebus To Obama: Send Free Trade Agreements To Congress Now

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus weighs in on President Obama’s American Jobs Act. Priebus says Obama should be called the “Campaigner-in-Chief” and adds that the measures included in his jobs bill are merely a second stimulus that will fail like its predecessor. (0:21)

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Priebus: My Idea To Stimulate Economy, Make Obama One-Term President

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus weighs in on President Obama’s American Jobs Act. Priebus says Obama should be called the “Campaigner-in-Chief” and adds that the measures included in his jobs bill are merely a second stimulus that will fail like its predecessor. (0:41)

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RNC Chair Says Obama's Jobs Speech Was A Complete Fraud

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus weighs in on President Obama’s American Jobs Act. Priebus says Obama should be called the “Campaigner-in-Chief” and adds that the measures included in his jobs bill are merely a second stimulus that will fail like its predecessor. (0:39)

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Obama's New Plan Will Raise Debt To "High Heaven," Says RNC Chair

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus weighs in on President Obama’s American Jobs Act. Priebus says Obama should be called the “Campaigner-in-Chief” and adds that the measures included in his jobs bill are merely a second stimulus that will fail like its predecessor. (0:17)

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Priebus Labels Obama As "Campaigner-In-Chief"

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus weighs in on President Obama’s American Jobs Act. Priebus says Obama should be called the “Campaigner-in-Chief” and adds that the measures included in his jobs bill are merely a second stimulus that will fail like its predecessor. 

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Priebus: Obama Jobs Bill Is Stimulus, Part Two

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus weighs in on President Obama’s American Jobs Act. Priebus says Obama should be called the “Campaigner-in-Chief” and adds that the measures included in his jobs bill are merely a second stimulus that will fail like its predecessor. (0:29)

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Steele: We're Here To Fire Pelosi

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele calls on America to fire Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) at the NRCC election watch party. (0:06)

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RNC Official Outlines GOP Message During August Recess

Parish Braden, a spokesperson for the Republican National Committee (RNC), tells Talk Radio News Service about the message that Republicans will be sharing with voters while Congress takes its summer recess.

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Democrats' Small Business Bill Is Just More Spending, Says RNC Official

Parish Braden, a spokesperson for the Republican National Committee (RNC), tells Talk Radio News Service about the message that Republicans will be sharing with voters while Congress takes its summer recess.

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GOP Focused On Jobs, Helping Small Businesses, Says RNC Official

Parish Braden, a spokesperson for the Republican National Committee (RNC), tells Talk Radio News Service about the message that Republicans will be sharing with voters while Congress takes its summer recess.

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Republicans To Voters: Let's Fire Pelosi

Parish Braden, a spokesperson for the Republican National Committee (RNC), tells Talk Radio News Service about the message that Republicans will be sharing with voters while Congress takes its summer recess.

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Voters Fed Up With Democrats, Says RNC Official

Parish Braden, a spokesperson for the Republican National Committee (RNC), tells Talk Radio News Service about the message that Republicans will be sharing with voters while Congress takes its summer recess.

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RNC Chairman Michael Steele Trumpets Partnership With Grass-Roots Conservatives

“I’m ... very honored to partner with grass roots activists, to invite them to be a part of this effort to push back against this takeover of health care,” said RNC Chairman Michael Steele said during a conference call with reporters Monday. “This is a partnership, and it’s one that’s based on some core principles that I think are foundational for the GOP.” (0:29)
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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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Opposition To Obama's Spending Fueled GOP Victories In VA And NJ

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele says in a press conference Wednesday that Republicans were able to pick up seats in key elections in Virginia and New Jersey yesterday by opposing President Obama on spending. (0:41)
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RNC Chairman Steele Says Elections Signal Republican Renaissance

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele says Tuesday's election signals a "Republican Renaissance."

"The message was sent yesterday. It's not about the change we need, it's about the change we want." (0:27)
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RNC candidates discuss their tech. savviness

During a debate, the RNC chairman candidates were asked if they had Twitter, and if so, how many followers they had. Michael Steele and Katon Dawson replied that they have around 300-400 followers and Saul Anuziz claimed that he had just under 3,000. Ken Blackwell responded that he used twitter, but also noted he had an impressive 4,000 friends on Facebook. Mike Duncan explained that he did not have a twitter account himself, but understood how to use the website (1:05).


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