RNC Co-Chairs Michael Whatley & Lara Trump

[Volkonski]

Yes.

[raison de arizona]

The Chair of the RNC is selling pillows and towels for Mike Lindell.

[RTH10260]

BUT... But... but... will sweet pillowtalk result in more (R) voters down the road

[zekeb]

Upscale Republicans would sleep on a Mypillow pillow?

[MN-Skeptic]

Upscale Republicans would sleep on a Mypillow pillow?

You put it in the guest bedroom.

[Rolodex]

These people have no sense of any distinctions between public service, self service, commercialism, etc. Next we'll have Ted Cruz hawking tires, MTG shilling for deodorant and Boebert on an infomercial for Ultra beer.

[Dr. Ken]

Upscale Republicans would sleep on a Mypillow pillow?

You put it in the guest bedroom.

I wouldn't even let the dog sleep on one.

[raison de arizona]

Dig deep, suckers!

The Trump campaign has spent over $368,000 thus far,... on a "fashion consultant" for Melania Trump - even though she HASN'T APPEARED at a SINGLE CAMPAIGN EVENT.

That's a lot of money- so you Trump supporters living paycheck to paycheck,... are going to have to dig deeper.

RNC Co-Chair Lara Trump tells supporters who can’t afford a $5 donation “to save” up and donate later.

[Slim Cognito]

Upscale Republicans would sleep on a Mypillow pillow?

You put it in the guest bedroom.

That'll get rid of 'em.

[keith]

Upscale Republicans would sleep on a Mypillow pillow?

On sell 'em to their Holiday Inn franchise?

[raison de arizona]

So how is that working for down-ballot support?

New RNC Co-Chair Michael Whatley: “We are taking all of our operations and merging them with the president’s campaign. So, instead of having two political operations we have one.”

[Slim Cognito]

“Instead of helping all Republicans across-the-board get elected, we’ve chosen to take all the money and focus it on keeping the orange shitgibbon out of jail.”

[jemcanada2]

You might think of feeling sorry for the RNC but they’re the idiots that voted for Lara and Whatshisface.

[RTH10260]

Questions: aren't there laws addressing political parties, and laws on election campaigns, but what happens if one merges the two entities, what are the legalities in this case, conflicts of interest?

[New Turtle]

Questions: aren't there laws addressing political parties, and laws on election campaigns, but what happens if one merges the two entities, what are the legalities in this ase, conflicts of interest?

Generally there are some fundraising restrictions in place they can work around. After the nominating convention, it is usual for the nominee campaign to merge operations with the party apparatus.

[Kendra]

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/10/politics ... index.html

The Republican National Committee last week sent out a scripted call to voters’ phones on behalf of new co-chair Lara Trump saying Democrats committed “massive fraud” in the 2020 election.

It’s the latest example of how the RNC under the former president’s daughter-in-law is perpetuating lies about the 2020 election, even as prominent Republicans say the party needs to look forward to win in 2024.

“We all know the problems. No photo IDs, unsecured ballot drop boxes, mass mailing of ballots, and voter rolls chock full of deceased people and non-citizens are just a few examples of the massive fraud that took place,” the RNC call said. “If Democrats have their way, your vote could be canceled out by someone who isn’t even an American citizen.”

The claim of “massive fraud” in the 2020 election marks a significant shift in messaging for the RNC because lies about the 2020 election had not been a consistent theme in its messaging since Donald Trump left office.

But the call’s message is largely consistent with the views publicly espoused over the past four years by Lara Trump, who was elected as co-chair in early March as part of Donald Trump’s takeover of the GOP. Lara Trump has a long history of echoing his election fraud claims, according to a CNN KFile analysis of her past statements as a commentator and surrogate for the former president.

“I’m sure you agree with co-chair Trump that we cannot allow the chaos and questions of the 2020 election to ever happen again,” said the call, which was obtained by CNN’s KFile from the anti-robocall application Nomorobo, which estimated 145,000 calls were sent with the message from April 1-7.