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Donald Trump to Reinvigorate 2024 Campaign with Visits to Early-Voting States This Saturday

Former President Donald Trump will return to the campaign trail this Saturday with visits to two early-voting states, his first campaign events since announcing his 2024 White House bid more than two months ago. The New Hampshire Republican Party's chair, Steve Stepanek, said that the party is "thrilled" to have Trump as the keynote speaker and the events offer Trump an opportunity to reinvigorate his campaign. Trump has already made several visits to other key states, and Saturday's events will be his first since announcing his candidacy.

RNC Reelects Ronna McDaniel as Chairwoman, Granting Her Fourth Two-Year Term

Ronna McDaniel was reelected as chairwoman of the Republican National Committee on Friday, winning 111 votes in a three-way race. She had previously been appointed to the role by former President Donald Trump in 2017 and had served as chairwoman of the Michigan Republican Party. The RNC's decision to reelect McDaniel will ensure continuity in the party's operations through the next presidential election and the congressional elections in 2024.

RNC Chair Election to Decide Fate of Republican Party Ahead of 2024 Presidential Election

The Republican National Committee will decide the fate of its chairperson on Friday, with current Chair Ronna McDaniel facing a challenge from Trump attorney Harmeet Dhillon. Rebel factions inside the MAGA movement have lined up behind Dhillon, citing the need for “new blood” in the RNC. The outcome of the RNC chair election will be a major indicator of the direction of the Republican Party going into the 2024 presidential election, with the vote being held in a secret ballot at the committee’s winter meeting in Southern California.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Speaker Kevin McCarthy Make Strategic Shift to Gain Republican Support

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) have embraced each other in a strategic shift to gain more support from the Republican base. This shift comes after Greene has been trying to transition away from her far-right views and into a more moderate Republican stance. Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) commented on Greene's appointment to the House Homeland Security Committee, despite her questioning if the 9/11 terror attack on the Pentagon actually occurred. It remains to be seen if this shift will be successful and if Greene will be able to maintain her new public image.

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