Democrats “want noncitizens to vote in these elections, they want to weaken protections on mail-in ballots, they want to fight voter ID. We need to make sure that our elections are going to be safe and going to be fair.” - RNC Chairman Whatley
Instead of denouncing political violence, Democrats are encouraging it.
"Political violence of any type is completely unacceptable, and shame on the Democrats for encouraging it rather than trying to fight it." - RNC
Chairman Whatley
The Democrats' "bench is so weak right now, their message is so weak right now that the best they have to offer is trotting [Joe Biden] up on stage to try and deliver a message."
The executive order on America’s beautiful clean coal industry "continues [President Trump's] mission to make sure we have Energy Dominance here in America." - RNC Chairman Whatley
RNC Senior Advisor Danielle Alvarez: "President Trump is pulling the levers to make sure that we create long-term wealth, an equal playing field, and long-term prosperity for America - putting us first."
Top Democrats have still REFUSED to condemn the fire bombing of the New Mexico GOP HQ.
"Any Democrat who does not call these out and does not say that this is completely unacceptable has to own the fact that their rhetoric is causing these actions." - RNC Chairman Whatley
RNC Chairman Whatley: "We need to make sure that only American citizens can vote, we need to make sure we have voter ID in place, we need to make sure that states are gonna clean up their voter rolls."
The Republican Party is "focused on the working men and women of the United States of America and we are going to fight for the working men and women!" - GOP Chairman Whatley
"The majority of Americans now believe the Republicans best represent the interests of the working class and the poor and the Democrat Party is the party of the wealthy and the elites."
Even DNC Chair Ken Martin admits Democrats are out of touch with the American people!
"So many parts of [the Democrats'] coalition left us this last election cycle...From Latino voters to working-class households, to young voters, to women."
