“She’s a Hero!” – Wyoming Democrats Rally Around Bitter Liz Cheney – Hope to Assist Her in Primary Race

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The foolish House Republicans gave Liz Cheney a standing ovation as she walked off the stage today after they finally voted to boot her from Leadership.

Irony, defined.

Was just told Cheney got a standing ovation as she walked off stage today.

(From the Republicans who were *ousting* her.)

— Lisa Desjardins (@LisaDNews) May 12, 2021

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Cheney is determined to destroy the Republican Party.  She can’t help it at this point.  And it’s obvious.

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Following the vote Liz Cheney walked off the stage and then went right to the liberal press.

Cheney smeared President Trump and half of America by claiming their was nothing wrong with the 2020 election.
How vicious! What a dunce.

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Then Cheney ran over to hold a sitdown interview with NBC.

Liz Cheney, the warmonger, is suddenly a favorite of the American left.

And now Democrats are rallying around Bitter Liz in hopes to help her win another term in 2022!
Wow!

Metro.US reported:

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LARAMIE, Wyo. (Reuters) -When lifelong Wyoming Republican Tage Benson and Democrat Chamois Andersen met for the first time at the Owl in the Attic antiques store in Laramie this past weekend, they quickly put their political differences aside.

Their home state’s embattled Republican congresswoman, Liz Cheney, needed to be supported, they agreed, for standing up to former President Donald Trump and contesting his false stolen-election claims.

“This is where Democrats and Republicans can come together,” said Anderson, 51, a wildlife advocate who often disagrees with Cheney on policy.

“She is a hero,” said Benson, 67, who was working the store’s register. He told Andersen his Democratic friends were talking about registering as Republicans to vote for Cheney in the party’s primary election next year. “I’m going to talk everyone into that,” he said.

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Such a rare bipartisan show of support constitutes a potential lifeline as the third-term congresswoman and daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney fights for political survival.

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