RNC chairman Mike Duncan has a thick resume, one which helped get him elected as chairman following the 2006 elections. The Kentucky native previously served as Treasurer and General Counsel of the RNC, and he worked on the campaigns of the last five Republican presidents. The question is: Will the RNC vote to keep on a leader who oversaw the loss of a presidential election and at least 20 House seats and seven Senate seats, whether or not any of those were his fault?