What Is The GOP Going To Do About Its Controversial Members?

The transcript discusses the internal controversies within the GOP, highlighting disruptions by lawmakers Lauren Bobert and Marjorie Taylor Greene during President Biden's State of the Union address. It also covers the GOP's stance on racism, with the Republican National Committee condemning white supremacy but not taking action against certain members. The focus then shifts to the upcoming elections, where far-right and moderate candidates are competing. The transcript concludes with the mention of Liz Cheney facing consequences for her role in the January 6 Select Committee, while other GOP members remain unpunished.

Which lawmakers disrupted President Biden's State of the Union address?

• Kevin McCarthy and Liz Cheney

• Paul Dozer and Alexandria Ocasio Cortez

• Ronna McDaniel and Stephanie Liebergen

• Lauren Bobert and Marjorie Taylor Greene

What is the Republican National Committee's stance on racism within the party?

• They support it

• They have no official stance

• They encourage it

• They oppose it

What is the RNC focusing on for the upcoming elections?

• President Biden's high approval rating

• President Biden's low approval rating

• The popularity of far-right candidates

• The success of moderate candidates

Who faced consequences for participating in the January 6 Select Committee?

• Lauren Bobert

• Paul Dozer

• Liz Cheney

• Marjorie Taylor Greene

What is the Republican leadership's strategy regarding election decisions?

• They decide internally

• They leave it to the voters

• They rely on far-right candidates

• They follow the RNC's directive