MORE Trouble For Republicans As Voters Want RNC Chair Kicked To The Curb

According to the results of a new survey, the Republican Party is in trouble. A HUGE majority of Republican voters (73%) want RNC chair Ronna McDaniel ousted from her leadership position. This isn't all that surprising, as McDaniel has been an abysmal failure as the head of the Party. The only problem is that competency isn't a trait that the others seeking her job possess, either. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains the Republican Party's predicament.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

If you think the fight over who's gonna be the next Republican speaker of the house was bad, just wait till you see what's happening within the actual outside Republican party itself, specifically with the Republican National Committee, the R N C, that, as we all know, is gonna have an election very soon to determine who's gonna be the leader. And it's widely assumed that current chair, Ronald McDaniel, is going to win another term in office. However, they might wanna consult with Republican voters out there in America, because according to a new poll, an overwhelming majority of Republicans want Ron McDaniel gone. The new poll found that 73% of Republican voters want someone else other than Ronna McDaniel to be the chair of the Republican National Committee. Only 6% said they want Ronna to have a fourth term in office. 21% said, eh, we don't know, but that's 73%, right? We're talking about almost three quarters of your Republican party saying, we want anybody but Ronna. Um, that kind of tells you that they're not happy with the direction of their party. And Ronna and the R N C to their credit have been trying to tell people, hold your horses folks. It's not our fault. Republicans got their butts kicked in the midterms when we were supposed to pick up 70 seats. That that's not on us. You know, we don't pick the candidates.

That's, that's kind of true. But then what do you do if you are not in charge of vetting these people? If you're not in charge of, you know, going state by state saying, listen, we're not gonna support this person. If you nominate them, nominate somebody else, then what is your purpose? Raising money? Well, hell, candidates can do that on their own pretty easily. Now they don't need you for that. And when you look at Ron McDaniel's track record, right? Obviously, you know, take off partisan blinders here. If I'm, if I were a Republican and I were looking at her, I'd want her gone too. Her record is atrocious. She has lost every election cycle since she has been in power every single 1, 20 18, 20 20, and 2022. And I know you say, well, they actually did win 2022, eh? But they didn't win the Senate, and that was up for grabs. So no, they didn't win. They also projected themselves to pick up 70 seats. That didn't happen. She is a loser. Problem Republicans have is all the people waiting to unseat her are even bigger losers. Some of them are literally people who just lost, uh, their elections in 2022. One of 'em, of course, is MyPillow, C E O, Mike Lindell. So even if you get rid of Ronna, you're gonna get something

Even worse in return. So the Republican Party is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Do you stick with the known loser or do you go with the crazy losers who want to take her job? Those are your choices, Republicans, and you did it to yourselves.