Michigan GOP Chair Kristina Karamo Faces Likely Ousting Amid Party Strife

As internal feuds and financial mismanagement mar her tenure, Karamo admits the GOP has 'lost credibility' over recent election cycles.

Michigan Republicans are on the verge of ousting their party’s conspiracy theory-touting chair, Kristina Karamo, after a tenure marred by financial collapse and internal feuds.
Karamo, an election-denying activist, is facing a likely vote to fire her at a special meeting convened by concerned party leaders on Saturday.
A majority of the Michigan GOP’s district chairs have demanded Karamo’s resignation, with her running mate and co-chair also calling for her removal.
Karamo’s leadership has been criticized for financial mismanagement of the party and her polarizing politics.
Despite the internal strife, Karamo has admitted that the GOP has 'lost credibility' over the last three election cycles.