Michael Steele

At the Ronald Reagan dinner, Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) communications director Ian Walters made a comment saying Michael Steele, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee, was elected to that position because he was Black. Even worse he said that while Steele was in the room. Roland Martin talks with Michael Steele about the comment […]

Michael Steele, the former head of the Republican National Committee is calling President Donald Trump out on Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore’s sexual assault allegations. While appearing on the show Harball hosted by Chris Matthews, Steele explained that Trump’s disregard for the sexual assault accusations against Moore. It showed that he didn’t care about that. […]

  1/4/17- Roland Martin talks to Michael Steele, former chair of the Republican National Committee, to talk about the parties ruling of the Ethics Committee. “It was not the best way to start. It’s part of the therapy that we’re going through. This was not something that was smart. They realize you cannot go in […]

According to a new report by Nielsen titled “The Making of a Multicultural Super Consumer,” “Multicultural consumers are rapidly becoming the core of the U.S. population…

St. Louis police officer Darren Wilson is being confused with the officer that fatally shot Michael Brown on August 9th. Both officers share the same…

MSNBC Hardball host Chris Matthews decided to speak for “all White  people” and apologize for racism in the United States and was attacked by White…

Roland Martin talks with Republican Michael Steele about Mitt Romney and the future of the Republican party. Plus, he hints at voting  for President Barack Obama for re-election this year.

Jim Greer, Florida’s ex GOP chair, admitted that the GOP has made attempts to suppress black voters. The former Florida Republican Party chair revealed the information in a deposition he filed against the committee regarding a lawsuit for unpaid severance. Greer told reporters that he became uncomfortable with the situation once a party official openly […]