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The Republican National Committee is rapidly making changes during its first week of leadership under new RNC Chairman Michael Whatley and Co-Chair Lara Trump. As it pivots away from financial freefall, the RNC is zeroing in on a concern shared by many voters: election integrity.
Just this week, Lara Trump announced the implementation of an “election integrity division” at the RNC, noting that “we must fight fire with DYNAMITE in this election – we MUST WIN.”
Part of their winning strategy has included the reporting fire of at least 60 unneeded staffers and officials at the RNC, per RSBN.
It has also included the hiring of President Trump’s former attorney, Christina Bobb, who authored the bestselling book, “Stealing Your Vote: The Inside Story of the 2020 Election and What It Means for 2024.”
Bobb has been hired as senior counsel for election integrity at the RNC, Newsmax confirmed this week. On X, she stated, “I’m honored to be a part of the new team at the RNC.”
The RNC is not wasting any time, now that the election is just eight months away. The RNC has trailed behind the DNC in fundraising, as many Republicans lost their faith in the establishment following the 2020 presidential election. Lara Trump and Michael Whatley are working to turn things around.
According to the Washington Times, the RNC filed a lawsuit on Wednesday – just three days after the leadership transition – that hit against Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, alleging her failure to keep the voter rolls “accurate and up-to-date.”
Per Newsmax, Bobb’s hiring at the RNC came at the behest of Trump Senior Advisor (and now Chief of Staff at the RNC) Chris LaCivita, who explained, “The RNC’s new posture as it relates to litigation is much more offensive and much less defensive.”
