‘Who the F— Do You Think You Are?’ Giuliani Told RNC Chief Counsel to Resign for Questioning Trump Election Claims, Book Says

Do not vote for the Republican party that deserted President Trump. Vote for Trump-approved candidates but don’t vote for establishment RNC candidates. We need people in office that will help President Trump fight the swamp, not establishment types who themselves are part of the swamp. Michael Wolff has published a new book that claims that the top RNC lawyer urged Republicans to dump Trump.

The RNC put out a statement that no argument broke out between RNC chief counsel and the President’s legal team and that the book lied about it. Well, lying did take place but it was the RNC doing it. The RNC abandoned Trump but since then has been happy enough to raise money for themselves using Trump’s likeness and claiming they need the money for Trump. They will never get another dime from me.

Last November, Trump campaign lawyer Jenna Ellis received an email that forwarded a note from Republican National Committee (RNC) chief counsel Justin Riemer. Riemer told members of the RNC not to buy into the argument that the election was stolen. This despite the fact that there were more than a few suspicious happenings with the vote.

The note sent by Riemer asked members of the RNC would support Trump’s baseless claims. He then told members that they can raise more money battling Democrats than they could by rallying to Trump, but they raised money on the Trump name, while at the same time refusing to back him. Ellis showed the Riemer email to Rudy Giuliani and former New York City police commissioner Bernie Kerik. Both Ellis and Kerik say the RNC lied about the conflict.

TRUE!!!

⁦@Justin_Riemer⁩ sent out an email bad mouthing the President’s legal team telling his colleagues that the RNC makes more money opposing Democrats, than soliciting funds for a legal defense.

He didn’t give a shit about the president.
https://t.co/RMsPBbCnZV

— Bernard B. Kerik (@BernardKerik) July 11, 2021

Business Insider reported:

Last November, Trump campaign lawyer Jenna Ellis received an email that forwarded a note from Republican National Committee (RNC) chief counsel Justin Riemer, with the GOP official questioning the former president’s election claims, according to a forthcoming book by Michael Wolff.

In the note, Riemer reportedly wrote to his RNC colleagues asking why they were backing Trump’s unfounded claims of election fraud, while also expressing that the organization raised more cash battling Democrats than challenging election results.

Ellis, who was having dinner with Rudy Giuliani and former New York City police commissioner Bernie Kerik, passed her phone around for everyone to view the message, which reportedly left them “stunned.”

According to the assembled group, it was just one more example of Trump having to fight the GOP establishment, which Wolff details in “Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency,” an early copy of which was obtained by Insider.

Giuliani, who was Trump’s personal lawyer at the time, was incensed by Riemer’s email, according to the book.