RNC chairwoman vows GOP convention will be about ‘real people,’ not Hollywood elites

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Ronna McDaniel: GOP convention will be positive, uplifting and about 'real people'

RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel explains on 'Bill Hemmer Reports' how the GOP convention will differ from the 'grim' DNC.

Next week's Republican National Convention will focus on real Americans instead of Hollywood stars, Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel told “Bill Hemmer Reports” Thursday.

“The Democrats have started every night with a Hollywood actress ‘elite-splaining’ to America how the coasts and the elite and Big Tech and Hollywood individuals think we should view America,” McDaniel said. “The president’s convention is going to be about real people.”

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McDaniel pointed out that she’s a real mom, not an actress who plays a mom on TV, so the president will be highlighting American families and their lives.

President Donald Trump arrives to speak to a crowd of supporters in Yuma, Ariz. Tuesday (AP Photo/Matt York)

“The president’s going to talk about real families, real people, what’s affected their lives, how his policies have made lives better and then what the future holds for America,” she said. “It’s more aspirational, less grim, less attacking, more [about the] greatness of America – what we are and what we can be.”

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McDaniel also told Hemmer there will be live programming -- including live keynote speakers --every night of the convention, plus some “surprises."