Chapter
Ensuring the Republican Base Isn't the Driving Factor in the Presidential Primary
22:46 - 26:20 (03:34)
Brock argues that Harmeet McDaniel, as a Trump appointee, might not be able to run a genuinely fair and impartial primary that doesn't favor the Republican base, which accounted for around 34% of primary voters, according to recent statistics.
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Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow and a prominent supporter of former President Trump's baseless claims of election fraud, will not be given an office in the RNC building on First Street.
22:46 - 24:07 (01:21)
Summary
Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow and a prominent supporter of former President Trump's baseless claims of election fraud, will not be given an office in the RNC building on First Street. Brock, the guest on the podcast, believes that Ronna Romney McDaniel, as a Trump appointee, is uniquely incapable of running a truly fair and open primary.
ChapterEnsuring the Republican Base Isn't the Driving Factor in the Presidential Primary
EpisodeThe Republican Party Sorts Through Its Mess
PodcastThe Run-Up
The Republican party faced a dip in candidate quality and underperformed in both the US House and US Senate elections, leading to a struggle of separating the influence of former President Trump from his 34% of supporters in the Republican primaries.
24:07 - 24:57 (00:50)
Summary
The Republican party faced a dip in candidate quality and underperformed in both the US House and US Senate elections, leading to a struggle of separating the influence of former President Trump from his 34% of supporters in the Republican primaries.
ChapterEnsuring the Republican Base Isn't the Driving Factor in the Presidential Primary
EpisodeThe Republican Party Sorts Through Its Mess
PodcastThe Run-Up
Republicans are unsure how much of Trump's base remains for the next presidential primary, with estimates currently at around 30%.
24:57 - 26:20 (01:23)
Summary
Republicans are unsure how much of Trump's base remains for the next presidential primary, with estimates currently at around 30%. The party is looking to convince voters that there is a better way in order to move past Trump's influence in the post-truth world of politics.