Republican National Committee

 - Jan 30, 2009 Of the 168 votes cast by the Republican National Committee, Chairman Mike Duncan, who is seeking a second two-year term, and former Maryland Lieutenant ...

By Greg McNeilly Mike Duncan, the current RNC chairman denounced Saltsman's mistake stating, "The 2008 election was a wake-up call for Republicans to reach out and bring more people into our party. I am shocked and appalled that anyone would think this is appropriate, as it clearly does not move us in the r...

By David Weigel Mike Duncan is like any other American surviving the recession of 2008: He wants to keep his job. It just happens that his job is chairman of the Republican National Committee. After losing the presidency and falling to 41 Senate and 178 House seats, the average Republican has as much intere...

By Carpetbagger Things get interesting, of course, is when the line between the mainstream and the fringe blurs. Take the Republican National Committee, for example. At least, that’s usually the case. This morning, RNC Chairman Mike Duncan sent out this email to Republican donors.

By Lyndsi Thomas While some state GOP organizations have attacked Michelle Obama, the Republican National Committee has not. In fact, after the Tennessee Republican Party released its ad critical of Michelle Obama, RNC Chairman Mike Duncan rebuked them, insisting, "The RNC rejects these kinds of cam...

By Carpetbagger Soon after, the Republican National Committee unveiled a clock on counting the days since the Obama last visited Iraq. RNC Chairman Mike Duncan argued that Obama’s lack of “firsthand” knowledge necessarily “disqualifies him from being commander in chief.”

By Bob Geiger Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Robert "Mike" Duncan was at it again last week, sending an e-mail to supporters on Friday that used that transparent line of reasoning and did so by almost comically touting how well George W. Bush is doing with the American people.