Harmeet Dhillon is calling for change in leadership at the Republican National Committee, vowing to take the party in a “fresh direction” as she challenges incumbent chair Ronna McDaniel.
As for ways to advance, Dhillon said she wants to see more engagement with GOP voters from the RNC, specifically from the 168 voting members who she said"I'd love to see more engagement with our base of the party. The party's base has changed. Some members of the RNC were elected during the Reagan era. I was a Reagan era Republican, as well. But this isn't that party," she said."This is the party of ordinary Americans. This is the party of blue collar workers.
In an effort to unite the party and serve as a voice for GOP voters across America, Dhillon faces opposition not only from members of her own party, but also the Democrats who are gearing up for the next round of elections in 2024., Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., predicted that Democrats will hold onto its majority in the Senate again in 2024 due to a number of crippling factors, including the"MAGA influence" on the GOP.
"Donald Trump did revolutionize this party in the sense that he was able to beat Hillary Clinton, the odds-on favorite, by really embracing the populist messages that continues to resonate with our base — even while Trump is not the president. I think we're an America first party now," Dhillon said.
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