Michigan Republicans move to oust conspiracy theory-touting chair

Kristina Karamo, an election-denying activist, won the position last year and is facing a likely vote to fire her at a special meeting

Michigan Republicans are on the verge of ousting their party's conspiracy theory-touting chair after a tenure marred by financial collapse and internal feuds that have at times turned into physical altercations.

Kristina Karamo, the Michigan Republican party chair, an election-denying activist who won a hard-fought race for the position last year, is facing a likely vote to fire her at a special meeting convened by concerned party leaders on Saturday.