More On Michael Steele And Bobby Jindal

John Heilmann writes: "That the GOP would seek to address [the party's image problem] by presenting a new face (or faces) is unsurprising. That it's attempting to do so by placing front and center two of the few brown or black dudes in its upper echelon can be read as a laughable act of modernization--or as an amusing, faintly desperate bit of tokenism. (You make the call!!) . . ."