Republican In Name Only (RINO) Liz Cheney has resumed attacking former President Donald Trump.
She still harbors animosity toward him despite the fact that he was formerly president and won’t let go of it.
The criticism of Donald Trump by Liz Cheney ended up being a disappointing and embarrassing flop.
Following her vehement opposition to former President Donald Trump, Liz Cheney, a Republican who has been dubbed a RINO, is trying to maintain her political relevance.
Cheney suffered a resounding defeat in the Republican Primary the year before when she was defeated by Harriet Hageman, who had the backing of the late President Donald Trump, by a margin of 37 points.
Cheney resisted giving up even though she had lost the Congressional Primary by a wide margin.
After facing strong resistance from Republican voters, Cheney promised to stop Trump from winning a second term in her concession statement on election night.
“This fight is not over — it may take many years,” Cheney said. “For anyone wondering about my own future, let me say this: I will do everything in my power to make sure Donald Trump is never again near the Oval Office.”
She has unveiled a one-minute attack ad ahead of former President Trump’s forthcoming CNN town hall in New Hampshire as part of her ongoing conflict with him.
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She serves as the narrator and delivers outlandish, targeted attacks against Trump in an advertisement backed by her Great Task PAC.
“Donald Trump is a risk America can never take again,” Cheney says in the ad. “Donald Trump has proven he is unfit to serve office.”
False statements were made in the advertisement on the January 6 Select Committee by a former supporter of Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), the Speaker of the House.
The next significant event on the GOP’s presidential primary calendar will take place in New Hampshire, where Cheney intends to fundamentally undermine Trump’s campaign.
Cheney’s recent criticism of the former president seems to be motivated more by her ego and a personal grudge than by reason or a genuine disagreement with his policies. Her behavior demonstrates dubious motivations and a lack of credibility.
Sadly, after suffering a big loss, her political career came to an end, leaving her with little to no influence in the GOP primary or inside her own party.
Republicans in New Hampshire who will be voting in the Republican Primary are not likely to be swayed by the overblown advertisement’s emphasis on the events of January 6. Instead of people on the other side of the political spectrum, Democrats with a particular interest in the topic appear to be its target audience.
Representative Harriet Hageman (R-WY) informed Cheney that her most recent political venture was a failed endeavor during their conversation.
“There is one person who Republican voters wish would go away, and it’s not Donald Trump,” Hageman said on social media. “It’s Liz Cheney. In Wyoming, we rejected the idea that a woman from Virginia could tell us what we should think, and the voters of New Hampshire will do that too. Her personal vendetta against President Trump knows no bounds, and she’s proven it once again with this ad.”
Liz Cheney has shown an unwillingness to quit the public eye despite being expelled from the Republican Party. This behavior could be viewed as embarrassing and indicative of a failure to understand the message being written on the wall.
USA First Reporting will keep you up-to-date on any developments to this ongoing story.
