Rep. Liz Cheney (R., Wyo.) announced her candidacy for House Republican Conference chair on Wednesday morning.
In a letter sent to colleagues in the House of Representatives, Cheney championed revamped Republican messaging, a developed ground game, and a switch to the offensive in the face of attacks from Democrats.
Cheney is challenging Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R., Wash.) for the position. McMorris Rodgers won reelection last night, defeating Democrat Lisa Brown. The Wyoming Republican is former Vice President Dick Cheney’s eldest daughter and a former State Department official. She has held Wyoming’s at-large congressional seat since winning election in 2016.
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4 comments:
No thanks. Dick was a high level manager of Blackwater and in a position to create work for them in Iraq. Everyone must see through this nonsense. If the goal is to clear the swamp why would we bring in more gators?
What the hell does that have to do with his daughter? Guilty by birth? Moronic statement.
She is a cutie!
Liz for Prez, say about 2032 after Trump and Pence have finished two terms. She could be Pence's VP.
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