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Did Liz Cheney just accidentally own herself and the entire Jan. 6 House panel by trying to own team Trump?
Yes. It appears she did.
The Wyoming congresswoman, who I suppose we still have to say is a Republican even though she is no longer considered one by the GOP in her home state, has gone full turncoat since the 2020 election after previously presenting herself as a staunch loyalist to former President Donald Trump.
However, we might say she’s gone full circle in her and the Jan. 6 committee’s ruthless campaign against Mark Meadows, a former congressman who served as Trump’s chief of staff and whom they have recommended to be held in criminal contempt over his refusal to comply with their subpoena.
Cheney just accidentally proved there was no insurrection.
On Monday, The New York Times reported, Cheney read aloud text messages sent to Meadows from Donald Trump Jr. and Fox News hosts Laura Ingraham, Sean Hannity and Brian Kilmeade as the incursion was underway. All of them urgently conveyed the need for the then-president to publicly and firmly condemn the violence as it got out of hand.
In so doing, however, she accidentally revealed that Trump and his supporters were both surprised and concerned by the rioting and that there was a general consensus that it should end. So there was no collusion, as the Jan 6th witch hunt committee is trying to prove.
OOPS!!!!!
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Yes. It appears she did.
The Wyoming congresswoman, who I suppose we still have to say is a Republican even though she is no longer considered one by the GOP in her home state, has gone full turncoat since the 2020 election after previously presenting herself as a staunch loyalist to former President Donald Trump.
However, we might say she’s gone full circle in her and the Jan. 6 committee’s ruthless campaign against Mark Meadows, a former congressman who served as Trump’s chief of staff and whom they have recommended to be held in criminal contempt over his refusal to comply with their subpoena.
Cheney just accidentally proved there was no insurrection.
On Monday, The New York Times reported, Cheney read aloud text messages sent to Meadows from Donald Trump Jr. and Fox News hosts Laura Ingraham, Sean Hannity and Brian Kilmeade as the incursion was underway. All of them urgently conveyed the need for the then-president to publicly and firmly condemn the violence as it got out of hand.
In so doing, however, she accidentally revealed that Trump and his supporters were both surprised and concerned by the rioting and that there was a general consensus that it should end. So there was no collusion, as the Jan 6th witch hunt committee is trying to prove.
OOPS!!!!!
.
