by Beatrix Kiddo

Created on: May 30, 2009   Last Updated: June 07, 2009

The face of the Republican Party has three sides, the good, the bad and the ugly. Question is, who will become the actual face of the Republican Party? First you have to decipher who is who before coming up with that Republican ring master. Steele may be past tense, however the future holds McDonnell, Limbaugh, Beck, O'Reilly, Gingrich, Cantor, Krohn (perhaps later in Krohn's life) and Huckabee.

The Nominees Are / Were:

Michael Steele - - Michael Steele, Republican National Committee Chairman, has always been a "unique" character. In early 2009 Michael Steele compared his strategy to a chessboard. That wasn't too bad until the word God confused him somewhat. Most that followed this story did not understand the logic of Steele's flip-flop interview.

"If I do something, there's a reason for it. Even if it may look like a mistake, a gap, there's a rational, there's a logic behind it." Steele continued, "It helps me understand my position on a chessboard. It helps me understand where the enemy camp is, and those who are inside of the tent are. It's all strategic, it's all strategic."

Steele caught the attention of America, but only after being asked if he would ever run for the White House.

"If that is where God wants me to be at that time." -Michael Steele

Checkmate or stalemate Steele? Now many wonder if Steele has faith in God or is it a strategic plan to introduce to gather the support of religion. Surrounding this time in history, Steele insulted Limbaugh lightly, Steele apologized. It was then that the media took full control in questioning "was Steele apologizing as a strategic move or did he really mean it?" The complete transcript of this conversation can be found through CNN.com.

Will Michael Steele remain the actual face of the Republican Party? Perhaps Obama's new pick can help with that one. Steele spoke of negative words when describing Sonya Sotomayor, Obama's possible Supreme Court pick then changed his views after Obama's pick had been confirmed.

"Stop the slammin' and rammin'" Steele states of the GOP recently over the torn sides of the Sonya Sotomayor choice. Again, it appears that Steele's strategic move may have bit his future chances, or maybe that was God's will after all.

Most can say that Michael Steele has already hurt the Republican Party just by word and view alone. Some ask themselves if Steele can stick to one decision, his own. This would be the prime reason why Michael Steele is not the best person for

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