McDaniel says RNC 'pushing back' against Biden's 'extreme policies'
Fox News
Paul Steinhauser
January 27, 2021
"With Democrats in control of the White House and holding fragile majorities in the Senate and House of Representatives, the Republican National Committee (RNC) has a new mission.
"Rather than defending a Republican president and a congressional majority, the RNC is now taking aim at President Biden and Democrats in both houses of Congress.
"'We are going to make sure that we are responding in real time to polices that the Biden administration is putting in place that are hurting the American people,' RNC chair Ronna McDaniel emphasized in an interview with Fox News on Tuesday.
"McDaniel highlighted that the RNC's research and communications departments have transitioned to a full-scale rapid response and research operation 'to expose the Biden White House and hold Democrats accountable.'
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"'I think we've shown that this week even, with the elimination of the Keystone Pipeline and the thousands of jobs that's going to cost. Things like taking credit for Operation Warp Speed when President Trump obviously put that into place,' McDaniel argued. 'And we're going to make sure that we're pushing back on nominees or extreme policies that are coming out of this administration.'
“’We foresee making sure that the voters in some of these key states recognize what Biden is doing versus what he said on the campaign trail,’ said McDaniel.
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"She predicted the strategy will pay dividends in next year's midterm elections, when the GOP will try to win back control of the House and Senate and hold their advantages in governorships and state legislatures.
"'Already you're seeing Biden putting forward policies that will bankrupt our country, already eliminating jobs in key states,' the RNC chair charged. 'The further we get through this and the contrasts from a policy perspective between the administration we just had and the one that's in office. I think we have a good shot and we'll win back those majorities in 2022.'"
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