. GOPChairwoman Ronna McDaniel announced Ronald Reagan Library will host second GOP presidential primary debate
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The Republican Party will hold its second presidential primary debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in"I firmly believe that our next president will be on that stage," McDaniel said Thursday, after announcing the library would host the debate.Presidential Foundation & Institute, said the debate will be the fifth debate hosted at the Reagan Library across four election cycles.
"We at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute are grateful for Chairwoman McDaniel’s announcement," Trulio told Fox News."The debate will continue a proud tradition that lives up to President Reagan’s vision that the institution that bears his name be a ‘dynamic intellectual forum’ where leaders ‘debate the future.’"
RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel speaks at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute's 'A Time for Choosing Speaker Series' at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library on April 20, 2023, in Simi Valley, California.The first GOP presidential primary debate will be held four months from now, in August, in"The next election is so important," McDaniel continued."We’re not dealing with small, minor differences between two parties.
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