Republican National Committee Chair Ronna McDaniel on Wednesday dismissed rumors she was resigning from her post.
"With a news cycle full of palace intrigue and speculation surrounding all of us, I want to take the time to reassure all of you that I am still hard at work as RNC Chairwoman and building a machine that will elect Republicans up and down the ballot in November," McDaniel said in the memo.
"Myself and my staff are refusing to be distracted by the outside noise and we remain committed to our mission — rumors to the contrary are simply not true. Nothing has changed and there will not be any changes decided on until after South Carolina, when we may have our eventual nominee."
CBS earlier Wednesday said McDaniel told former President Donald Trump during a meeting in Florida that she would step down from her role.
After the meeting, Trump wrote on Truth Social that he would "be making a decision the day after the South Carolina Primary as to my recommendations for RNC Growth."
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