Trump backs North Carolina Republican as RNC chair, daughter-in-law Lara Trump as co-chair

Feb 12 (Reuters) - Donald Trump on Monday endorsed North Carolina Republican Party Chair Michael Whatley as the next chair of the Republican National Committee and his daughter-in-law Lara Trump as co-chair, moving to cement his grip over the organization as he closes in on the presidential nomination.

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CoffeeAddict, 3 months ago

So much money is about to be stolen.

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jcphoenix, 3 months ago

@CoffeeAddict At least it's only state RNC money. Still beyond reproach but if fools elect thieves, I have a hard time being sympathetic.

I wonder how the wealthy donors will react. Michigan GOP didn't even have a Trump to steal money, yet they still imploded, with wealthy donors no longer giving.

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