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Instead, McDaniel engaged in a pre-scheduled interview with host Kristin Welker, delving into a range of contentious topics.

Welker wasted no time in addressing McDaniel's track record at the RNC, citing criticism from an RNC committee member who labeled McDaniel a "failed chair." Welker questioned whether McDaniel should retain her position considering the party's repeated electoral setbacks during her tenure. In response, McDaniel staunchly defended her performance, attributing any shortcomings to external factors such as candidate quality and the influence of Donald Trump and his supporters.

McDaniel emphasized her achievements during her tenure, citing increased representation of women and minorities within the party. She highlighted her efforts to establish party offices in historically overlooked Black, Asian, and Hispanic communities, resulting in notable growth. McDaniel underscored the RNC's role in voter turnout rather than candidate selection, pointing to the substantial increase in Republican turnout in 2022 as evidence of her success.

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However, critics argue that McDaniel's tenure coincided with non-presidential election years, raising questions about the five-year duration of her leadership. Skepticism surrounds the impact of establishing party offices in minority communities, with detractors attributing the Republican Party's growth in these demographics to Donald Trump rather than McDaniel's initiatives.

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Moreover, McDaniel's assertion that the RNC does not handle messaging is met with skepticism, given the substantial expenditures on messaging and political strategy consultants during her tenure. Critics contend that effective messaging is integral to voter turnout and question McDaniel's portrayal of the RNC's role as solely focused on canvassing operations.

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During the interview, Welker probed McDaniel on her stance regarding former President Trump's proposal to pardon individuals charged in connection with the January 6 Capitol riot. McDaniel expressed disapproval of pardoning such individuals, emphasizing the need for accountability and condemning the violence that transpired on that fateful day.

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McDaniel's delayed condemnation of the January 6 violence raised eyebrows, prompting Welker to question the timing of her statements. McDaniel defended her previous reticence, attributing it to the constraints of her role as RNC chair and asserting her current freedom to express personal beliefs.

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In addressing the broader implications of the January 6th events, McDaniel condemned the violence while refraining from attributing intent to former President Trump. However, critics argue that McDaniel's failure to address the alleged injustices and entrapment tactics employed by government agencies post-January 6 reflects a lack of accountability and oversight.

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The interview highlighted McDaniel's alignment with certain Republican figures regarding the January 6th events, drawing criticism for her perceived indifference towards individuals facing legal repercussions in connection with the riot. Critics argue that McDaniel's failure to acknowledge systemic issues within the justice system undermines her commitment to conservative principles.

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As the interview unfolded, McDaniel's responses underscored her divergence from prevailing conservative sentiments on the handling of the January 6th aftermath. Critics view McDaniel's stance as a departure from core conservative values, citing her perceived disregard for individuals ensnared in legal proceedings post-January 6.