Ex-RNC Chair Puts Trump 'On Notice' Over His Big GOP Claim: 'Let's Go, One-On-One'
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Michael Steele called the former president "the biggest RINO" after his rally remarks over the weekend.
Michael Steele, former chair of the Republican National Committee, declared “game on” with Donald Trump after the former president claimed that the Make America Great Again movement makes up the vast majority of the GOP.
Steele, co-host of MSNBC’s “The Weekend,” flipped to a clip of the former president claiming that MAGA “represents 96% and maybe 100%” of the Republican Party as he spoke to supporters at a Virginia rally Saturday.
“We’re getting rid of the Romneys of the world, we want to get Romneys – and those out,” said the GOP front-runner of the Utah senator who recently remarked that he would “absolutely not” vote for Trump in November.
“But they know that we are the only ones who can stop them.”
Steele, in response, noted that he’s a decades-long member of the Republican Party before taking a swipe at Trump.
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