The Republican National Committee (RNC) recently considered a resolution to bind itself to former President Donald Trump and declare him the party's nominee for the 2024 presidential election. However, the resolution was withdrawn after Trump urged its withdrawal. Former RNC Chair and Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore shared his perspective on the matter, highlighting the need for the party to move on and focus on running against President Joe Biden.
Gilmore emphasized the inclusive nature of the RNC, comprising elected representatives from all 50 states, making it a strong voice for the Republican Party. He acknowledged that it is evident that Trump is currently winning and will likely secure the nomination. Gilmore believed that the RNC wanted to begin running directly against President Biden as soon as possible, and that this motivation led to the consideration of the resolution.
