On the heels of her ouster as the No. 3 Republican and House Republicans continuing to downplay the violence of the deadly Capitol insurrection during a hearing last week, Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) on Sunday stood by her vehement criticism of former President Trump as well as Republicans who still egg on his election fraud falsehoods well after he left office.
@dannydorko, wherefore art thou?
we now live in a country where members’ votes are affected because they’re worried about their security, they’re worried about threats on their lives
And yet the Democrats seem to live with that daily and still vote their conscience. Hmm…
I am not a fan of Liz Cheney, but her being outspoken with persistence concerning the danger of Trump and Trumpism is admirable.
So it appears many Republicans are cowards.
Who could have seen that?
Apparently, the Democratic electorate doesn’t believe the social contract empowers them to menace and execute elected officials who take stances they disagree with.
They say something about expressing disagreement at the ballot box, if you can believe it.
Beat me to it.
When I saw that Cheney had said that, i thought, “So, how do the Democrats do it?”
Yeah, but they’re afraid of being murdered by their own party.
Let that sink in.
Trump went after the wrong woman when he picked a fight with Liz Cheney. She isn’t going away. The Republican men might be afraid of him but this woman is standing up and will be heard.
Maybe, but I 'll guess they side with Trump.
Five takeaways over two days is two-and-a-half takeaways per day.
They stirred the pot, now they reap the whirlwind.
(To mix metaphors)
They rocked the boat, and now the cup runneth over.
It’s been women who stood up to the motherfucker right from the beginning - starting with Hillary.
Or the boat is sinking. (one can hope)
Gee, I and just about everybody else on this site was saying Trump was a danger to democracy even before he got elected. And after he was installed in the White House Li’l Liz, daughter of Darth Baby Eater, still voted with Fat Ass about 99% of the time, even when he was screaming months before the election about how if he didn’t win it was due to voter fraud and other dire machinations. I also believe Trump is a danger to democracy. But then again, so is Liz Cheney.
The captain always goes down with the ship, unless they beam him up first.
And Republicans still fail to understand the need for the BLM movement.
This just in:
Reality has completed the transition from “liberal bias” to “far-left Democrat Socialist talking point.”
I prefer my metaphors shaken, not stirred.