May 23, 2015

Rahul in the PARTY

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Rahul is GREAT.....he is GREAT at Elite playboy parties, for the rich.
 
Rahul is GREAT.....he is great at obfuscating around key issues.

Rahul is GREAT ......at being superficial.

Rahul is GREAT......at money laundering, in big bags of suitcases from arms deals.

If Congress still thinks that Dynasty politics is a thing of the future for a modern prosperous forwarding thinking India, then they are on a loser.

Ditch the little gay guy and find an alternative in the VAST pool of unrecognized Congress talent.

IDOL worship is primitive and backward, that is only useful for the unwashed poor, and illiterate.


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Expect Rahul Gandhi to become Cong President this year: Jairam Ramesh


By PTI and Times of India

Rahul Gandhi is expected to become the party president this year and intends to build the outfit similar to the one that existed during Nehru's time by promoting regional faces, senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said on Wednesday.


"..I expect that it would be in 2015. We are expecting that he will take over (as Congress President), and we are expecting that he would take over in 2015," the former Union Minister told in an interview here.
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Gandhi is committed to creating a new cadre of leadership in states, he said.

"He (the Congress Vice-President) recognises that we need state-level leadership. We need to create the Congress party that existed during the times of Jawaharlal Nehru, where we had a Kamaraj, Pratap Singh Kairon, Y B Chavan, B C Roy, G B Pant among others," Ramesh said.
"We need regional-level leadership because we are not only fighting national elections, we are also fighting state elections.
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"He (Rahul) does not believe in the culture of nominations; he believes in people emerging as leaders; he does not believe in para-trooping," he said.
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Ramesh dismissed complaints from some quarters that the Congress old guard feels insecure about their future with Rahul taking over from Sonia Gandhi and downplayed the discordant notes on his leadership qualities.