RNC Faces Internal Strife Ahead of Las Vegas Meeting

Grassroots Activists Express Distrust in RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel Amid Concerns Over Party's 2024 Election Preparedness

Ahead of the Republican National Committee's (RNC) meeting in Las Vegas, internal party tensions have escalated, with many grassroots activists expressing distrust in RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel.
The conservative group Turning Point Action hosted a gathering where Republicans voiced their frustrations about the party's readiness for the 2024 election, its finances, and its struggles to match Democrats' organizing efforts.
Many activists feel that the RNC is not doing enough to train and support grassroots efforts, with some calling for a change in party leadership.
Despite the RNC's efforts to encourage unity and focus on defeating Democrats, many local GOP leaders feel they have been left to their own devices.
The internal strife within the RNC comes at a time when state Republican parties in key battleground states like Arizona, Florida, and Michigan are also facing leadership crises.