Oh No. They Didn’t.

Remember the controversial Palin clothes? The $180,000 of clothes that she selfishly charged to the RNC from Neiman Marcus?

Turns out, the RNC is doing… nothing with them.

Per the New Majority:

But for reasons that remain mysterious, the clothes remain stashed at the RNC’s Washington, D.C., headquarters. A source close to the issue told NewMajority that the clothes are “in the process” of being donated, and an RNC spokesman corroborated, saying the clothes have indeed been returned from Palin, “inventoried and will be appropriately dispersed to various charities.” Attempts for an explanation of when and where the clothes will be donated went unanswered, and the governor’s Alaska office does not comment on campaign issues.

They put the Palin family through hell for clothes that the RNC and the McCain campaign bought and they haven’t done anything with them?

Doesn’t it seem odd that the finger keeps being pointed back to the RNC? They push their ridiculous stuff elephants down our throats, refuse to modernize their web operations and keep pushing lousy candidates at the vast majority of supporters hate.

Can the CosmoCon be a Republican without supporting the RNC?

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