Michael Steele's Case against the Republican Party

I was watching Olbermann, waiting for Rachel Maddow, when Keith played a clip of Michael Steele on Sean Hannity. Olbermann focused on Steele backtracking about Republican's taking over the house or "softening the blow". The real news is not the admission that Republicans won't take back the house, but the admission that Steel doesn't know if they [the Republicans] are ready to take over the house.  When he is asked to answer his own question.
Steele:  "[...] If we do that, are we ready..."
Hannity: "Are you...are you. "

Steele:  "are we ready, are we..."
Hannity: "Answer your own question, do you think they are ready?"
Steele:  "...are we ready, I don't know....."

Then Steele does his normal rambling about power hungry .... drinking the Potomac, you know, the usual Steele nonsense.

Now I can just easily chalk it up to Steele's mindless rambling, but it also seems to be an admission of his lack of confidence of direction and ability of the Republican candidates as well as the message (or lack there of)