Republican National Committee Chair Ronna McDaniel skirted responsibility for last week's election losses, dismissing critics as not understanding what her role was.
Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel responded to Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy's call to resign from her position after a string of losses by the GOP, including in various key elections on Tuesday.
Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) announced Wednesday he will not seek the position of chairman of the Republican National Committee but did call for current Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel to step down amid recent GOP underperformance.
including the border that republicans will tackle when we take back the majority. harris: why would president biden suddenly we don t know what he will do with the filibuster but i imagine he won t turn a completely deaf ear because of those polling numbers you mentioned. this is democrats reaching they lost the build back. they failed on the pandemic. they failed on testing, a failure of planning not a failure of having money. they had plenty of money. they did not plan appropriately on the therapeutics and testing front. er is tlieg to georgia to distract and change the subject. make up a narrative that is completely false. harris: we ll see if one plane ride can get it done. i don t know. months of messaging couldn t do it. ronna mcdaniel chairwoman of the rnc. thanks for being in focus. thanks for having me. harris: fewer than two weeks
you let foreigners vote not being citizens of the united states. it is absolutely not right. the rnc as you know posted a video of democrats previously defending the filibuster. we move to that. let s look at recent history together. they want to make this country into a ban an that republic. if you don t get your way you change the rules. legislative filibuster should stay there. i will personally resist efforts to get rid of it. i m committed to never voting to change the legislative filibuster. that would be the end of the senate. it raises problems more damaging than the problems that exist. harris: look who that was, the current president. chairwoman. chuck schumer said it was doomsday for democracy. that s what he said. so many democrats were vocal. said we cannot get rid of the filibuster until they were in power and couldn t pass their