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RNC committee members are chosen at state Republican Conventions, usually in the Summer of an election year.

If we don't like the pick, it's up to us to be precinct delegates, get good delegates to state conventions, and make sure the good state delegates vote properly when this position is up.

I'll add that Michigan replaced their RNC Committee people at the last election, largely over the delegate mess.

We won!!!

Conservatives working in unison at the State Republican Convention sent a message to the establishment loud and clear: "It's our turn!"...No more `business as usual' politics orchestrated to appease the political masses with hollow claims of conservatism and principles each election cycle, only to disappear into the maze of lobbyists and special interests in the interim...This time, the false claims of an election year cycle fell on deaf ears, conservatism ruled the day...Libertarians, Tea Partiers, and true Republican conservatives unified in one of the most sweeping upsets of the incumbent power brokers I have seen in my lifetime...they have sent both the State and National GOP a clear ultimatum...This time we will not be silent, nor ignored, nor brushed aside.

Being left on our own in Michigan has created a brand of special forces conservatives.

They will meet in January..”The committee is set to elect a new chairman in January. No other candidates have entered the race yet.”
As for the states...we need motivated people to serve as precinct delegates but I have noticed the republican party is more divided than ever.