Michael Steele agrees to do rap battle with Stephen Colbert!

[Gregorian]

This is a historic moment for the RNC. Steele representin' the hood. Colbert will shred him.

I can't wait!


Here's a snip from (sorry about the source) Politico.

"Oh, and as for Stephen Colbert's challenge to Steele Thursday night to come on his Comedy Central show and have a rap-off on conservative issues? Steele says bring it on."

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0209/19413.html

Bring it on?

[Bicoastal]

1. A-rap! Rap! A-rappity-rap!

[BlooInBloo]

2. O gawd. Make it stop.

[Wetzelbill]

5. You be da man, Bloo, you be da man!

[BlooInBloo]

8. (shoots self in face)

[Wetzelbill]

9. wow I am embarrassed for myself just for doing that.

That was my Mitt Romney "Who Let The Dogs Out" moment.

[BattyDem]

14. Mitt Romney - "Who Let The Dogs Out"

I forgot about that!
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[Wetzelbill]

20. one of the great all-time awkward moments

lol

[BlooInBloo]

15. lol! It's all good.

[Wetzelbill]

21. yeah I've probably done more embarrassing things

anyway. But Mr. Jose Cuervo killed off those memories. :)

On edit:

Sorry. That would be Senor Jose Cuervo.

[Gregorian]

10. It could be worse. It could have been Fred Thompson.

[Wetzelbill]

3. oh man, the Bush years might have been worth it

Because it's an effing blast watching the GOP go down in flames. Oh wow.

[Richard Steele]

4. Steele is a moron, a clown, a buffoon... and this just proves it even more. nm

[Wetzelbill]

6. You're just upset because he's sullying the family name

:)

[Richard Steele]

17. After some of the stupid crap I've pulled, I'm not sure that "sullying" is actually possible anymore

But there is, no doubt, some truth in what you say.
If I was African-American, I'd change my sigline
to simply say "No Relation."

And I bet most DUers wouldn't need it explained to them.

[Idealism]

7. "How ya gonna fuck up the country like this, son?!"

"Where my GOP-groupie bitches at?!"

If Steele does a DMX-like bark, I will personally donate $10,000 to the RNC.

[BattyDem]

11. A hip-hop makeover ... "you be da man" ... a rap battle ...

WTF is going on? It's as if the GOP has been taken over by teenagers! :rofl:

[Fire1]

12. I get it. Steele is trying to appeal to the Republican youth.

To reverse the Bradley Effect in 2012. THAT'S what this is all about.

[Juche]

13. Please mention 'blood soaked underwear' at least once

That'd be tops

[Motown_Johnny]

16. when a Repuke says "bring it on" he means he will send someone else to do it

it is a Bushism

[ecstatic]

18. How lame can he get?

Will someone who knows and loves him step in and take control of the situation already...???

[Motown_Johnny]

19. I know.. I can't believe Stephen would stoop to this level. But it is what he does for a living

[orleans]

22. he should just stop embarrassing himself right now. he's done enough.

...or...not?

second thought--go ahead michael..."you be da man" :evilgrin:

[Joe the Liberal]

23. Oh no...........no..........just no!..............

a republican rapping is not a pleasant thing to watch or hear, hip hop is everything the republican party is not. hip hop is mostly done by black folks and the republican party is composed of 99% white guys. Hip hop is done by young folks, 95% of the republican party is old, and if they are not old physically then their way of thinking is old. A lot of rappers come from poor neighborhoods while republicans are born into wealth and tend to look out for the rich. Rappers tend to wear baggy clothing, republicans dress conservatively. The things rappers rap about doesn't exactly represent the family type values of the republican party. If this rap battle actually happens I will be watching, I predict Steele will make a fool out of himself and his party, with Colbert there it should be hilarious.