Cheney's shellacking did not dampen her political ambitions
Incredibly, Cheney's shellacking did not dampen her political ambitions. While she can no longer represent a conservative state like Wyoming, Cheney has turned her attention to a much bigger prize. She is considering launching a longshot bid for the GOP presidential nomination in 2024. While this is certainly exciting to the left-wing pundits on CNN and MSNBC, it is doubtful that many GOP primary voters will be interested.
In a recent
Politico-Morning Consult poll, Trump leads the 2024 presidential nomination race with
45% support, followed by an array of other potential candidates. At the very bottom of the list is Congresswoman Liz Cheney with a mere
2% in the poll.
To catch Trump and the other Republican presidential contenders, Cheney will need a political miracle. However, in a few weeks, she will lose her platform as Wyoming Congresswoman and Vice Chairman of the January 6th Committee.
The committee established by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) to investigate the events on January 6, 2021, is extremely partisan. It is composed of all Democrats and two never-Trump Republicans, Cheney, and U.S. Congressman Adam Kinzinger of Illinois.
Instead of impartially examining the protests in Washington D.C., that Democrats consider an "insurrection," and led to the U.S. Capitol being attacked, the committee's work has been politicized. Their only mission is to blame one person, President Trump, for the events on that day. They want to discredit him so much that he is either indicted or politically damaged and unable to run for President in 2024.