Ronna McDaniel to Resign as RNC Chair Amid Trump Pressure

McDaniel's departure, effective March 8, follows Trump's endorsement of Michael Whatley and Lara Trump for RNC leadership roles.

Ronna McDaniel announces her resignation as RNC chair, effective March 8, following pressure from Donald Trump and MAGA supporters.
McDaniel's resignation comes after Trump's endorsement of Michael Whatley as her replacement, alongside Lara Trump as RNC co-chair.
McDaniel's departure marks the end of her seven-year tenure, making her the second woman and longest-serving RNC chair in over a century.
MAGA supporters and conservative commentators celebrate McDaniel's resignation, viewing it as a positive change for the Republican Party.
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and other Republican officials praise McDaniel's service and view her stepping down as a strategic move for party unity.