Priebus gets a challenger in RNC chair’s race

Ned Ryun is soliciting support for an anti-establishment campaign for RNC chair if Trump loses and Priebus seeks reelection.

A self-styled outsider conservative is preparing to challenge Reince Priebus for the leadership of the Republican National Committee if Donald Trump loses next week's election.

Preibus has worked hard to lock down enough support to handily win if he chooses to run for reelection, but he’s not going to go unchallenged.

Ned Ryun, a career GOP operative who is the son of former five-term Republican Congressman Jim Ryun, intends to run for head of the RNC if Trump loses and Priebus seeks reelection, two sources familiar with Ned Ryun’s planning tell POLITICO.


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Rudy Giuliani to Replace Both Kellyanne Conway and Reince Priebus on Sunday Shows

In the midst of the biggest crisis his campaign has dealt with so far, it appears that Donald Trump is leaning on his most trusted confidants to deliver his campaign’s message ahead of Sunday’s big debate.

First, it was announced that Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus was no longer appearing on CBS’s Face the Nation Sunday morning. In his place, the Trump campaign tapped former New York City Mayor and current senior adviser Rudy Giuliani.

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/rudy-giuliani-to-replace-both-kellyanne-conway-and-reince-priebus-on-sunday-shows/

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The RNC Has Reportedly Closed The Door On Donald Trump, And Withdrawn Funding

The Wall Street Journal reports that the devastated RNC has allegedly now taken its money out of the Trump campaign, and will now be using it for other candidates down ballot.

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus on Saturday told party officials to redirect funds away from nominee Donald Trump to down-ballot candidates, according to an official informed of the decision. In practical terms, the party will be working to mobilize voters who support GOP House and Senate candidates regardless of their position on the presidential race.

That means the RNC will push Floridians who support both Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican Sen. Marco Rubio to vote. Before today, the RNC wouldn’t have sought to turn out Clinton voters, leaving split-ticket voters for Senate campaigns to target.

http://www.redstate.com/brandon_morse/2016/10/08/rnc-reportedly-closed-door-donald-trump-withdrawn-funding/

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