The Republican National Convention (RNC) is in a state of upheaval as some of the party’s most influential grassroots activists are bailing on the event. In the wake of Donald Trump’s nomination, many of the RNC’s most prominent members have decided to cut ties with the event, citing a lack of support for the presumptive nominee.
The decision to abandon the RNC comes as a surprise, as the party has traditionally been a staunch supporter of the event. However, in the wake of Trump’s nomination, many grassroots activists have expressed their dissatisfaction with the party’s decision. This dissatisfaction has led to a mass exodus of prominent members of the RNC, with some of the most notable names including former RNC Chairman Michael Steele, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.
The decision to abandon the RNC is indicative of a larger trend among the party’s grassroots activists. In recent months, there has been a growing dissatisfaction with the party’s leadership and policies, leading to a decrease in party loyalty and enthusiasm. This decrease in enthusiasm has been further exacerbated by Trump’s nomination, as many of the party’s most prominent members have expressed their opposition to the presumptive nominee.
The abandonment of the RNC by its most influential members is a sign of the party’s growing disenchantment with the Trump candidacy. As the party continues to struggle to reconcile its traditional values with the Trump candidacy, it remains to be seen how this will affect the party’s chances in the upcoming election. As the RNC continues to lose support from its most influential members, it is becoming increasingly clear that the party is in a state of disarray.
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