The Wyoming GOP primary campaign is already shaping up to be a scorched-earth affair, demonstrating the kind of senator Liz Cheney would likely be.
When Liz Cheney, the daughter of the former vice president, decided to run against a sitting Republican senator in Wyoming, her target, Mike Enzi, pleaded, “I thought we were friends.”
But if Enzi thought his long relationship with the Cheneys might ensure a gentle, collegial contest of ideas, it’s increasingly clear he thought wrong. The Cheney clan has undertaken a scorched-earth campaign against the well-liked, low-key conservative and his allies, demonstrating a seemingly limitless appetite for conflict—and leaving innocent bystanders as stunned casualties in their wake.
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4 comments:
So, what communist wrote this?
The narrative is as negative and unflattering as possible.
The new Cheney doctrine is EXACTLY what republicans need to defeat the leftist Alinskycrats they will be fighting in general elections.
This kind of scorched earth politics seem to be acceptable and even celebrated and promoted for liberal leftist Socialist/Marxist Democrats.
It is the Obama way.
Why is it wrong for Republicans?
I'll answer that question.
It scares the hell out of a Marxist to face a real opponent.
Dick Cheney is a fine and honorable man. The way the Democrat aka Communist party has absolutely destroyed him is despicable. This country would be prosperous and strong if we had a man like him in the White House. What a piece of crap post.
I hope she does get elected. Where did you find this crap from?
It's not supposed to be about "Friends", it's about leadership. Mike Enzi needs to pack up his nepotism and go home.
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