The Stump  For GOP Comeback, Leaders Urge Stepped-Up Outreach
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, shown at the Republican National
Convention in August, has been re-elected to another two-year
term.   Mark Wilson/Getty Images  In their first big party
gathering since Election Day, Republican leaders from around the
country met in Charlotte, N.C., this week.  The GOP is promising
a great deal of change in advance of the next election, but one
area where there will be no change for the party is in its
leadership. Republican National Committee Chairman Reince
Priebus was elected to another two-year term.  In his acceptance
speech, he cited a simple reason why Republicans failed to win
the White House and lost seats in the House and Senate in
November.  "I'm no math whiz; I'm an attorney. But I don't need
a calculator to know that we need to win more votes," he said.
"We have to find more supporters. We have to go places we
haven't been, and we have to invite new people to join us."
Priebus has set up a special panel