Ronna McDaniel

Approval ratings continue to provide grim reading for Joe Biden, who now faces conservatives emboldened by Supreme Court and primaries wins.

Ukrainian politicians urged the leaders of more Western democracies to visit the capital as the British prime minister did Saturday to show solidarity.

GOP Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said Wednesday that "disagreement in our party is welcome," then slammed them for their willingness "to go with Nancy Pelosi."

The RNC sent a letter expressing frustration at CPD's "recent performance and our concern about its continued role in hosting presidential debates."

"She's declaring an LGBT coalition," Greene said. "Well, you know, the Republican Party doesn't play identity politics."

The RNC chair said that she felt her political party wouldn't have a chance in future elections if Trump left the GOP.

Trump's plans to launch a new party were thwarted by GOP leaders threatening to stop paying his post-election legal bills, the book claims. Trump denies the report.

"A lot of McAuliffe's problems are of his own making," McDaniel claimed ahead of the Virginia gubernatorial election.

President Joe Biden said his legislative agenda was necessary as a response to September's staggering jobs report.

The president said the economy badly needs Congress to pass his legislative agenda and pointed out that jobs have been created every month of his administration.

The head of the RNC took aim at the 2020 presidential election outcome and praised former President Donald Trump at the RNC's summer meeting in Nashville.

The May jobs report showed that the economy added over 100,000 fewer jobs than analysts had projected.

Drug seizures overall peaked in December 2020, when 1,175 pounds of illegal narcotics were taken, compared with 110 pounds the year before.

"(Hint: [She's] still not at the border)," reads Haley's mocking meme tweet.

The president wants to raise the top corporate tax rate from 21 percent to 28 percent in order to cover the cost of a $2 trillion infrastructure package.

"We have lost the House, the Senate and the presidency because of Donald Trump," the Illinois Republican said Sunday.

"The voters are saying overwhelmingly they agree with what President Trump did in office," the chair of the Republican National Committee insisted.

The Arizona GOP is to vote on censuring the three prominent Republicans from the state, despite disapproval from the Republican National Committee's chairwoman.

"I'd like to know what you had for dinner at the Italian restaurant the same night you voted to close all the restaurants?" one commenter asked. "Also, what wine goes well with power hungry mania?"

McDaniel was forced to defend the U.S. election system despite Trump's unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud.

Trump endorsed the chair of the Republican National Committee which could be part of the president's plans to run for reelection.

RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel told Sean Hannity that she considered the electoral process rigged by Democrats and the media.

"As a Republican, I am disturbed that this is intentionally being mischaracterized to undermine the election process," the Republican city clerk said.

Minnesota GOP Chairwoman Jessica Carnahan said the RNC chair has instructed her to bolster the president's claims of voter fraud as the race moves in favor of Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

"We just haven't seen it. You know, it hasn't been presented," Bret Baier said.

Ronna McDaniel said her team would fight election results and rule changes in the courts.

The FBI has opened an investigation after a group of Trump supporters apparently surrounded a Biden campaign bus in Texas.

"The single worst day of the pandemic and the president says we're entering—or we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. What is he talking about?" Chris Wallace asked Ronna McDaniel.

Ronna McDaniel was tested after experiencing mild symptoms and becomes the latest of the White House inner circle to get the disease.

On NBC News' 'Meet the Press' Sunday, Ronna McDaniel responded to reports of Trump playing down the crisis by citing his approach as "calm and steady and methodical."