Ousted Michigan GOP Chair Kristina Karamo Disputes Removal, Warns Other State Leaders

Amid leadership confusion, Karamo calls on RNC members to push for her reinstatement.

Former Michigan GOP leader Kristina Karamo has been ousted from her position amid criticisms over her leadership, particularly a lack of fundraising and a generally dire financial situation.
Karamo disputes her removal, claiming the meeting in which the decision was made was 'illegal.' The RNC conducted a review of the removal process and determined that it had been carried out correctly.
Karamo has issued a warning to other state Republican Party leaders, telling them that they too could be subjected to removal in the same manner that she claims she was.
Both Karamo and Pete Hoekstra now say they’re the current party chair in Michigan, adding to the confusion of who’s actually in charge.
Karamo is now asking the RNC’s 168 members to push back against their own lawyers’ advice and urge her full reinstatement as Michigan’s lone GOP chair.