Trump criticized for RNC chair endorsements: "Complete and total takeover"

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : "Trump made a great endorsement for RNC Chair!"
56% : ""I have also asked Chris LaCivita, in whom I have full confidence, to assume the role of, in effect, Chief Operating Officer of the Committee," Trump continued.
51% : Let the campaign finance violations begin!""Trump endorsing his daughter-in-law Lara Trump to be the RNC co-chair perfectly illustrates why the GOP will better off if Trump loses," @SwissWatchGuy posted on X. "The GOP shouldn't be the Trump family's personal piggy bank, and that is exactly where this headed.""Does the RNC really want to be run by a family whose corporate empire was just convicted for tax fraud?"
42% : "Trump was totally fine with having Ronna Romney run the RNC into the ground because she had paid his legal bills," posted columnist Pedro L. Gonzalez.
40% : In a statement released on Monday night, Trump endorsed Michael Whatley, the current chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party and a staunch supporter of Trump's evidence-free claims of massive fraud in the 2020 presidential election, as McDaniel's successor.
25% : While McDaniel herself has yet to confirm the reports, Trump wasted little time in naming a replacement.
25% : Trump's choice of LaCivita as RNC COO ruffled the feathers of some who previously supported the presidential campaign of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, whom LaCivita was highly critical of before he dropped out of the race and endorsed Trump.
17% : "This is a complete and total takeover of the RNC by Trump," former federal prosecutor and frequent Trump critic Ron Filipkowski wrote in a post to X, formerly Twitter.
14% : Reports emerged last week that longtime RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel would be stepping down following a period of extended criticism from Trump and his loyalists.

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