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Beau examines RNC's resolutions distancing from Trump, anticipating bad news and hoping for a different candidate, Haley, to gain ground.
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Contextual insights into the current state of the Republican Party and potential future implications
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Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Bo again.
So today we are going to talk about two resolutions
that are making their way around in the RNC,
the Republican National Committee,
and what they mean and what we might be able
to read into them.
So the first one is one that just simply says
the RNC is going to remain neutral
throughout the presidential primary
until one of the candidates has received
1,215 delegates. Basically, it just keeps the RNC from becoming too closely tied
to Trump just a little bit longer. The other is one that says that the RNC will
not pay for any candidates' legal bills that aren't related to the current
election cycle. Both of those are clearly aimed at distancing from Trump. You have to wonder why,
right? You have to kind of examine why people who have a lot of sway within the Republican
Party want to maintain that distance for just a little bit longer. There's a number of reasons
it could be. One is they hope that Haley pulls it off, that something happens and Haley really
starts to gain ground. That's one. Another is that they are people who are not just connected
within the Republican Party, but are connected in general. And perhaps they feel as though there's
There's bad news on the horizon for the former president.
There's bad news for Trump coming.
And they want to maintain that distance for as long as they can in hopes that that bad
news shows up before they have to commit to supporting him because they don't actually
want to support him because they know he's not a...
He is not a candidate that is likely to be a winner.
That's your most likely answer there, is that they're aware of something that's coming that
isn't really public knowledge yet, or they have a lot of polling that is internal that
suggests enthusiasm is way down and he's not going to win.
They're trying to maintain their distance.
They're trying to make sure they're not on the hook for his legal bills.
They're trying to give Haley every chance to get out ahead of him because the people
who understand politics, the people who are on the Republican side of things that have
been around a while, they're probably tired of losing and they want Trump gone.
So you're starting to see the resolutions.
You'll probably see more direct pushback coming as well.
Anyway, it's just a thought.
You'll have a good day.
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