Former Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel recently commented on former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz's decision to withdraw from consideration for attorney general. McDaniel stated that Gaetz made the right choice, noting that the necessary support for his nomination was lacking. Gaetz had visited Capitol Hill to meet with Senators in an effort to build backing for his candidacy, but it became apparent that the numbers were not in his favor.
McDaniel highlighted that the ongoing controversy surrounding Gaetz was becoming a distraction and dominating the news cycle. She mentioned the gradual release of negative information as a factor that influenced Gaetz's decision to step back from the nomination process. In her view, Gaetz's withdrawal was a prudent move given the circumstances.
Additionally, McDaniel expressed her belief that many individuals share the sentiment that Gaetz made the correct decision by withdrawing his name from consideration. The decision to remove himself from the running for attorney general was seen as a way to address the growing concerns and controversies surrounding Gaetz.
