Former President Donald Trump's allies are making significant changes at the Republican National Committee, leading to the dismissal of more than 60 staff members and a closer integration with the Trump campaign.
Key Points
Former President Trump's allies have taken control of the Republican National Committee
Efforts to further integrate the RNC with the Trump campaign are underway
More than 60 staff members have been fired, including senior staff and local community center staff
Former President Trump's daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, was elected as co-chair
Strong support from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green, signaling alignment with the 'MAGA' movement
Pros
Closer integration between the Republican National Committee and the Trump campaign
Alignment with the 'Make America Great Again' (MAGA) movement
Cons
Dismissal of more than 60 staff members, including senior staff in political data and communications departments