Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) defended White House task force member Dr. Anthony Fauci on Tuesday night as he comes under fire from pro-Trump conservatives for speaking out against reopening the U.S. at this stage of the COVID-19 outbreak.
A cogent and germane suggestion, as the expression that comes to mind is “deep doo-doo”, popularized by George H.W. Bush and a reliable standby for Republicans ever since…
There are some people with whom I have never agreed who cause me to reconsider my positions when I find myself in agreement with them. This is one of those times. Am I missing something here?
Her district, which is the entire state of Wyoming, is nowadays nearly three quarters Republican (by registration).
We’re stuck with her, so we may as well appreciate all this:
Cheney, a member of GOP leadership as House Republican Conference chair, called Fauci “one of the finest public servants we have ever had” via Twitter.
“He is not a partisan. His only interest is saving lives,” the GOP leader tweeted. “We need his expertise and his judgment to defeat this virus.”
“All Americans should be thanking him. Every day,” she continued.