- South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem stated that the GOP needs to “evaluate what we are doing.”
- Noem suggested Ronna McDaniel as the RNC Chair, an unwavering supporter Trump.
- McDaniel was the subject of talk as Republicans blamed each other for the midterm elections.
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem stated that the GOP should replace Ronna McDaniel, Republican National Committee Chair, after suffering heavy losses in the midterm elections.
Sunday interview Fox NewsNoem was asked questions about the future of GOP and McDaniel.
We must win. This is a simple fact. It is crucial for the future of our children. It’s our responsibility to show the country what Republican policies can do for it. And I don’t know of any party that can lose as much and still keep their jobs,” Noem stated, adding that everyone needs to assess what they are doing and if it is effective.
NoemThe comments were made by a GOP star and steadfast supporter of Donald Trump’s former president, weeks after the election. Remarkable performance by the Republican PartyDuring the midterm elections. The GOP was able to Take back the HouseAlthough he won by a smaller margin than expected he performed poorly in Senate races even though he was not the most popular candidate. Losing a seat, despite President Joe Biden’s Ratings low.
—Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 27, 2022
McDaniel is a former chairperson of the RNC and has been an avid Trump supporter. McDaniel stated that despite being blamed for the GOP’s midterms being spread, she Planned for the runFor a second two-year term Politico reported. A letter obtained from Fox News DigitalMcDaniel’s reelection bid was supported by the majority of the members of this committee, who will select their chair in January.
Others have suggested that they might try to replace her. Lee Zeldin, New York GOP Rep.Trump supported him in his 2022 state gubernatorial race, but he lost the race. He previously stated that he was thinking about running for the position.
Noem has been considered for the post: She previously said Fox NewsOthers have encouraged her to challenge McDaniel but she has not confirmed that she will.
Insider asked for comment but the RNC did not immediately reply.
