Scott Presler Denied RNC Position Amid Controversy
The Republican National Committee has decided against hiring Scott Presler, a figure known for spreading conspiracy theories, despite initial interest from Lara Trump.
- The Republican National Committee announced it will not hire Scott Presler, a conservative activist with a history of promoting conspiracy theories.
- Lara Trump, newly appointed RNC co-chair and daughter-in-law of Donald Trump, expressed interest in Presler for the party's legal ballot harvesting program.
- Presler's potential hiring drew criticism from Democrats, highlighting his controversial background including support for QAnon and involvement in 'stop the steal' rallies.
- Despite not joining the RNC, Presler remains a prominent figure in Republican grassroots efforts, with a focus on voter registration and early voting mobilization.
- The decision not to hire Presler comes amid concerns about the RNC's direction under Trump's influence, with critics arguing it could negatively impact the party's electoral chances.