RNC Chairwoman pushes back on Pelosi's mail-in voting push

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she's determined to

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nationwide in the next relief bill to take on all of this. The chairman of the Republican National Committee, Chairman Ronald McDonald Ron, it's a pleasure to have you with us. something now is the president who is on the task force, the entire administration, in fact, the entire government is working on a whole-of-government response to this pandemic that is primarily radical Democrats. I guess the big avatar is Nancy Pelosi fighting against the American people, fighting against the ideas and ideals of this country and relentlessly attacking this president, you've had some extraordinarily, I think, great responses, but I can't, even after watching to the special prosecutor, the attempt, the idiotic attempt at impeachment.

I would never have believed that the radical Democrats would have the guts in the midst of national crises and national emergencies to be as partisan as a mad dog. It really has been embarrassing, Lou, to watch Democrats try to implement these election reforms across the country during a time of crisis. This is your liberal agenda. we want to remove the safeguards that ensure the integrity of the electoral process, all Americans should pay attention to what they want to do, it's terrifying, listen to the republicans and the president, we want everyone who can vote and those who should vote should be able to do so , but we also need to have safeguards to make sure that people who shouldn't vote don't do it and in California, when they went to that state and filed a lawsuit, they found that there were 1.5 million more people registered to vote than there were adults in the country. state.

Say that's the problem with

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: You're sending ballots to people who no longer live in the state or are deceased, and you're losing those election skate safeguards that ensure the integrity of the process. It is extraordinary to me that there is apparently so little regard at the top of the Democratic Party for the integrity of our electoral process, they are simply scared to death about voter ID, they are scared to death that there will be adequate oversight at the polls, it is there. There seems to be only one explanation that fits all those loose ends and it appears to be that, as the president said, they want to cheat.

Yes, it's really scary. I mean, why shouldn't we show our ID when we vote? We show our identification. to enter federal buildings we show our ID to fly everything we do in our lives we have to verify who we are except vote because the Democrats say for some reason that goes against our democracy, it's shameful and the other thing they're

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ing is vote collection, which are paid activists who go door to door to collect thousands of ballots and say, "you know what, give me your ballot or I'll give it to you," which also carries a huge potential for fraud, so we need to have these safeguards.

In this time of uncertainty in our country, we must have faith in our electoral process and that is what the Republican Party is fighting for. Well, let me give you the opportunity to participate in the race in Kentucky, if you want. As between Mitch McConnell and the probable Democratic candidate Amy McGraw, she is out of the McConnell fund, does that worry you? It always worries me when we see our candidates being out of the money. Mitch McConnell is a prolific fundraiser, you know, let's not forget that McGrath in the course of a day, they changed several times on whether he would support Brett Kavanaugh on the stand and Mitch McConnell never wavered on whether we would put Kavanagh on the stand, so it's absolutely necessary to send it

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to the senate, but they have this instrument called a flu it's an activist fundraising machine for these democratic candidates, that's why we launched win red with the help of the president to make sure we can get that same little dollar of online fundraising for our candidates and I will give you the opportunity to weigh in on Georgia as well, because the National Dean, the National SRC weighs in on that with nasty comments towards Congressman Collins in the race against Lafleur, elected officials who don't seem going very well for establishment Republicans, although what are we going to see happen here? because this is just Ugly, that's why we at the RNC remain neutral in the primaries.

The RNC does it for many reasons, one because when you get out of these divisive primaries, when you're the neutral party, it's easier to reach out to the other side and say, "let's get out." get

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together because we have to make sure we keep that seat in Georgia so as this moves forward we will make sure that whoever makes it through the primary and we hope it doesn't become so divisive that their negatives are so high that it hurts us to keep that seat, but we are going to make sure that whoever comes out of those primaries wins that seat so that we can maintain our majority in the Senate.

We have a three-seat majority in the Senate. We have to maintain our majority. Yes, have you had it? any discussion with McConnell and Senate leadership because those were some of the most common comments I've ever seen against a Republican nominee who is certainly not this majority leader's choice, but to attack Collins with that personal weight and disgusting. not once but twice, yes, the NRC has a standing policy of supporting the incumbent, that has been their policy since I have been chairman of the RNC. We remain neutral in these races in the RNC and so do many of our state parties for the same reason.

We have to unite people at the end of these contests. We need to keep that seat. I am very concerned about Georgia and hope it doesn't become so negative that we can't elect someone to be our senator. In that state I had to ask just to see what you were going to say because it always makes you feel very uncomfortable. I received the message. Thank you very much Ronald McDaniel, we appreciate it. It's good to see it.