Liz Cheney: How her removal affects the future of the GOP | Just the FAQs

WASHINGTON – By choosing to oust Rep. Liz Cheney from House GOP leadership, Republicans showed Wednesday they will move forward as Donald Trump's party, experts said, and Trump's myth of the "stolen election" of 2020 might as well be a plank in the campaign platform.

Cheney, R-Wyo., lost her position as the third-ranking House Republican after she unapologetically argued the party should move past Trump and stop echoing his debunked claim that a "fraudulent" election cost him the presidency.

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[johnhess]

She should leave the party honorably as majority of GOP like Trumps policy... or else she will be kicked out... GOP... today is not like Cheney's GOP before... If you are a politician with a mission and objective just to stop someone from becoming President, then she should think again if this job is right for her...

[lane]

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We enact many laws that manufacture criminals Who are politicians, and then a few laws that punish them. When leadership is corrupt rank and file run amok

[straightopoint]

This is fantastic news. The start of a domino effect we hope. Their is more swamp creatures to get rid of.

[getrektfn]

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[bobbyjohnson]

Cancel culture is becoming stronger than ever

[DSwenson]

Simple answer: The removal of Liz Cheney will GREATLY improve the GOP, and assist in the comeback of the real President of the United States, Donald J. TRUMP! You are the MAN, Mr. President, you are the president that keeps Trumping the opposition. You, sir, are the answer to America's salvation from the desasterous puppet of a president we have today! God Bless You, Sir!