Schostak: Agema hurting state GOP fundraising

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In that AP interview, now-former Michigan Republican Party chair Bobby Schostak also touched on the ongoing controversy created by RNC Committeeman Dave Agema, who has thumbed his nose at the party by posting racist, homophobic and Islamophobic messages online.
The response was not good news for those who stand by Agema -- and especially for new Chair Ronna Romney McDaniel, who apparently hopes to sweep the controversy under the rug.

Here's what Schostak said:
Asked about Michigan Republican National Committeeman Dave Agema, who has refused Republicans' calls for him to resign for derogatory Facebook posts and links to articles about gays, Muslims and African-Americans, Schostak said Agema had made "bad" choices that were "very unfortunate and very offensive to all of us."

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Agema cannot be removed unless he has committed a felony, Schostak said.
"It's affected fundraising, it's affected perception, it's given ammunition, rhetoric to the other side. But it's beyond partisan, it's just inappropriate conduct."

Meanwhile, former state representative Leon Drolet, a persistent critic of Agema and his defenders, wrote this on Facebook earlier today:
Just got an email update from MI GOP National Committeeman Dave Agema. In it, he describes MI GOP Ethnic Vice Chair Darwin Jiles as such:
"As he (Darwin Jiles) articulated his life story and his values, he sounded like Dr. Ben Carson, Congresswoman Mia Love, and Col. Allen West."

So, according to Agema, Dr. Ben Carson and Mia Love and Col. Allen West and Darwin Jiles have very similar life stories? Does Agema think that all Caucasian Republicans also have very similar life stories? Or, just Black Republicans? Do all Black folks sound alike?

Agema honestly doesn't think he is racist. He just thinks all Black Republicans are pretty much interchangeable.