WSJ
WASHINGTON—The political evolution of Rep. Elise Stefanik from a moderate into a strong defender of Donald Trump helped catapult her into House GOP leadership. Is the No. 2 role in the White House next?
The highest-ranking woman among House Republicans grabbed the spotlight when she grilled the leaders of elite colleges over antisemitism on campus, setting off a chain of events that led to the resignations of the presidents of the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard University. Her performance drew broad praise from conservatives, and she is now being actively floated as a potential running mate for Trump this year.
