Former Representative Liz Cheney has resigned from her seat in the House of Representatives following a very public dispute with the Republican party and her subsequent defeat in the Republican primary held in August. Her resignation has sparked speculation that she may run for President. Is she possibly hoping to become the first female President of the United States? That, of course, depends entirely on the passage of time.
Recent coverage on CNN examined the possible Republican candidates for the 2024 Presidential Election, with special focus on former Vice President Cheney’s ambitions. We still don’t know who the leading candidates will be on either side nearly four years before the election, or how their campaigns will affect the future of the United States.
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“Liz Cheney: The former Wyoming congresswoman who emerged as the foremost GOP critic of Trump’s lies about widespread election fraud lost her House seat to a Trump-backed primary challenger. She launched a political action committee last year and made clear she intends to try to purge the GOP of Trump’s influence. But what that means in the context of a potential 2024 bid is not yet clear,” the outlet noted.
The United States is about to enter a new presidential election cycle, and veteran policy strategist Greg Valliere analyzes what could be the most heated campaign in recent memory. It’s one of the toughest contests in America, with no less than ten Republican hopefuls who may soon emerge as formidable competitors, including Joe Biden, who has strongly hinted that he intends to run for another term, and Donald Trump, who announced in November that he was throwing his hat once again into the ring.
Political analyst Chris Valliere notes that there are many high-profile Republican candidates for president in the upcoming 2024 election, but that some lesser-known darkhorse candidates, such as Asa Hutchinson of Arkansas, Kristi Noem of South Dakota, and Texas Senator Ted Cruz, may make a surprising surge during the primary season. There are rumors that former representative Liz Cheney is also considering entering what promises to be an epic race for the Republican nomination for president.
Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, and Mike Pompeo, all former top government officials, are among the many who are running for president in 2024. It’s no secret that these high-profile individuals have been dropping hints about entering the race in recent months in anticipation of what will undoubtedly be a heated election season.
One political opponent stands out for Donald Trump as he mulls a second term in office: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. If Valliere’s assessment is correct, this dynamic individual could present the Commander in Chief with a serious challenge at the upcoming November elections.
“Ron DeSantis: He’s been the candidate to watch for the past several months, and he’s still the frontrunner. What are his flaws? He lacks warmth, detractors say, he doesn’t get along with the press and is too conservative on social issues. Actually, those could be attributes. Look for DeSantis to announce after the Florida legislature adjourns in late spring. He’s only 44 years old, a plus as the country looks for fresh leaders. He’s a graduate of Yale and Harvard Law School and is a Navy veteran. DeSantis is the GOP favorite, poised to give Biden a very competitive race,” he wrote.
Liz Cheney refused to rule out a run for president in 2024 despite a hypothetical poll showing she would lose the Republican primary. The ex-Wyoming lawmaker has been very public about her desire to hold Donald Trump accountable, and it looks like she may give it another go at taking her fight all the way to the White House.
“At this point, I have not made a decision about 2024. I am really very focused on the substance of what we have to do on the select committee, very focused on the work that I have to do to represent the people of Wyoming, and I’ll make a decision about 2024 down the road,” Cheney said.
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She made it clear if Donald Trump were to become the Republican Party’s nominee in 2024, her support for the party would be over, she said at The Texas Tribune Festival.
“I’m going to make sure Donald Trump, I’m going to do everything I can to make sure he is not the nominee. And if he is the nominee, I won’t be a Republican,” she said.
When asked if she planned to run for president in 2024, her answer prompted deep reflection and speculation about her future plans.
“It’s not about me or making a decision about what I’m going to do,” she said. “I certainly will do whatever it takes to make sure Donald Trump isn’t anywhere close to the Oval Office.”
Vice President Cheney honored Abraham Lincoln at the American Enterprise Institute’s Constitution Day Lecture by making a passionate plea for patriotism based on a deep respect for the United States’ most important founding document. By stressing the need to reject mobocracy and defend our liberties, he reminded us all of the gravity of the situation and the dangers of complacency.
In her concession speech after the Republican primary election in August, Rep. Liz Cheney made it clear that she has her sights set on the White House in 2024. She vowed to retake control of the party and “stop” President Trump. This appears to have been more than just a passing thought.
“The path was clear. But it would have required that I go along with President Trump’s lie about the 2020 election. It would have required that I enable his ongoing efforts to unravel our democratic system and attack the foundations of our republic,” she said. “That was a path I could not and would not take.”
Rep. Liz Cheney (R-KY) joked that she might run for president in 2024 by comparing her own political career to that of Abraham Lincoln. He suffered a string of electoral defeats at the hands of his opponents, including in both chambers of Congress, before achieving one of the most famous victories in American presidential history.
Her possible Republican Party presidential bid in 2024 has sparked widespread interest.
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“That’s a decision that I’m going to make in the coming months, and I’m not going to make any announcements here this morning. But it is something that I am thinking about, and I’ll make a decision in the coming months,” Cheney responded when asked if she had considered a White House bid.
I think Cheney is lowlife and should be kicked out of the Republican Party she’s not good enough to tolong. Bye Liz 👎😈👿👹