According to new reports, the RNC is asking prospective staffers if they believe that the 2020 election was stolen. At the moment, there's no clear indication as to whether or not the answer to that question is an employment deal-breaker, but it does show that the organization is now prioritizing loyalty to Donald Trump and his lies above everything else. This is going to end badly for the entire Republican Party, as Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains.

Link - https://www.mediaite.com/politics/lara-trumps-rnc-is-asking-job-applicants-if-the-2020-election-was-stolen-per-report/

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

The Washington Post reported this week after having conversations with people familiar with the interviewing process that the RNC is actually asking prospective employees. Do you believe the 2020 election was stolen? Now, as we all know recently, Donald Trump's handpicked puppets, Michael Watley and his daughter-in-Law, Laura Trump became the chair and co-chair of the Republican Party. And we all knew when that happened that the RNC was going to become just an extension of Donald Trump, and they laid off 60 people immediately and decided to replace them with nothing but Donald Trump's s offense. But this question in the job interview process, which for the record is not illegal, um, this is proof that the RNC is not about the Republican party anymore. It's not about helping any Republican get elected to any office other than Donald J. Trump. And yeah, the question is of course, disgusting. It's gonna turn away intelligent people who don't want to have to buy into a conspiracy theory in order to get a job.

But the most important takeaway from this is that Donald Trump's takeover of the party is complete. It's done. He's got it, it's captured. We do not have a Republican party here in the United States anymore. We have a party of Trump, and I can promise you that's not going to end well for that party right now. Well, for the last month, really, all through March, Donald Trump's poll numbers have been falling, right? Democrats are winning in areas where Democrats shouldn't be winning. I know some of the polls are still out there spelling gloom and doom, but we're not actually seeing gloom and doom in any special election. We're not seeing it in the most recent polls. Trump's numbers are going down and Biden's numbers are going up. So what happens to that RNC when Trump doesn't win this year? What, what? What do they do? They're turning themselves into just a vehicle for Donald Trump.

And if he's no longer the candidate and can't run again for another four years, what do you do? The answer is nothing. You implode because you are building your party around a cult of one guy. One guy who is not going to be around forever, one way or another. Whether it's losing politically or nature catching up to him, Trump will be gone. And then what do you do? How do you rebuild from there? You've made the entire party an extension of Trump, and when he is gone, so is your party. I don't think, I don't think Republicans fully grasped that, but they're starting to understand it now.