Lara Trump on How the RNC Is ‘Attacking the Game Differently’

Lara Trump, co-chair of the Republican National Committee (RNC) and daughter-in-law of former President Donald Trump, confirmed that she and other new leaders started their first day on the job with “a lot of restructuring of people at the RNC.”

In an exclusive interview with The Epoch Times on March 12, Ms. Trump didn’t divulge the number of RNC employees who were laid off March 11 when she and other leaders took the helm. She said the final number isn’t settled because “there are some people who will come back, and there are some who will not.”

But, she said, the new leaders’ immediate actions demonstrate “we really are very serious” about the party’s paramount goal: helping President Trump and other Republicans win elections.

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