Liz Cheney's Ad Takes Opposition to 'The Big Lie'
Voters will vote for two prominent Republicans on Tuesday The fate of the primaries will take place inAlaska and Wyoming. These two are the reddest states in the country.
In Wyoming, Deputy Chairman of the House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 Liz Cheneywas accused of dishonesty byDonald Trump. Attempts to punish her with Harriet Hedgeman, her former staff member and her biggest rival now.
Ms Cheney is trailing well in the polls and tomorrow she could lose by more than 20 points in most indicators. But she has her one trick. It's the Democrats rallying behind her in an attempt to keep another 2020 election conspiracy theorist out of office. The Wyoming primary is over, but voters can change their registration on Election Day.
Meanwhile, in Alaska, former state governor and right-wing provocateurSarah Palin has turned her politics on her head after resigning from her previous job under a cloud of ethics scrutiny. Aiming to make a comeback. She trailed the same Republican and her one Democrat in polls measuring her approval ratings last month. Alaska uses rank-selection voting, so candidates must contend with both Democratic and Republican voters who decide the outcome.
Sarah Palin
Richard Hall, correspondent for The Independent, said today that Sarah Palin is in the middle of the legislative elections in Alaska and that she is not at all the party she left. Welcomed by different political parties. Today, it's Sarah Palin's Republicanover John McCain.
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Former Vice Presidential Candidate Was Unlucky For the first time since his 2008 campaign with John McCain, Richard Hall wrote:
Liz Cheney's adversary and former president, Donald Trump, told social media platform Truth Social that the media downplayed the loss by Republican lawmakers in Wyoming when the polls closed tonight, calling it January 6. do not associate it with her role on the selection committee of
He wrote:
If Liz Cheney loses tonight, the Fake News Media will go all out. You would downplay it and pretend it wasn't. Referendum on Unselects - no big deal. In fact, it's a pretty big deal, one of the biggest.
Former President Donald Trump
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Chaney says today is the "beginning of the battle that will continue"
CBS News spoke in Jackson, Wyoming, shortly after Rep. Liz Cheney voted, accompanied by her father, former Vice President Dick Cheney.
Today is the beginning of an ongoing battle. Cheney told CBS News' Robert Costa shortly after voting in Jackson, Wyoming.
“I am very proud of all the work I have done with the people of Wyoming over the past six years. I truly understand and recognize that nothing is more important," she said.
Commentators believe she will lose to pro-Trump challenger Harriet Hageman when tonight's polls close.
Murkowski said he has secured funding for the Alaskan project. Propagating
Senator Lisa Markowski tweeted a map of all the funding she has set aside for more than 130 projects in Alaska for fiscal year 2023.
Her main pitch to continue to represent the state has been that since she first went to Washington to represent Alaska in her Senate in 2002, she has has worked tirelessly for the people of Alaska.
She tweeted: Housing, water and sewage infrastructure. Public Safety; Salmon Research; Mental/Behavioral Health; Military & Their Families.
Her Inside Her track and ability to make the corridors of power work for her own interests are seen as her point of sale to her followers But her opponents argue she's gone too far. Washington Insider.
Peter Navarro said Cheney would try to steal election absentees " Vote
Peter Navarro, the Trump administration's former White House aide and top trade adviser, who claims to have "circumstantial evidence" Monday night in Wyoming. He claimed he believed he had "circumstantial evidence" to point to it when he attended a state primary. Liz Cheney attempts to "steal" her state's election through what he describes as fraudulent absentee ballots.
"It would be ironic if tomorrow Liz Cheney were found guilty of trying to steal her election, but here's the proof. Pretty good circumstantial evidence." I think there is," Navarro said. Cheney was ordered to stand trial for contempt of Congress after refusing to cooperate with a Jan. 6 committee chaired by Cheney.
Mr. Navarro then referred to a mailing from Cheney's campaign in Wyoming in recent weeks detailing how to apply for an absentee ballot. did.
Wyoming's secretary of state warned Cheney's campaign not to use the term "official election" in campaign materials, but at any point on the form But I'm not asking Cheney to vote. After the mailer has been sent.
Cheney votes in Wyoming
Liz Rep. Cheney voted in today's Republican primary in Wyoming.
Tweeting a picture of her in that moment, she said: The challenges we face require serious leaders who will keep their oaths and uphold the Constitution no matter what.
ICYMI: "Was there an actual sentence somewhere?"
Liz Cheney's campaign was ridiculed after the House GOP leader came up with a jumbled explanation for why she wanted to see her Republican colleague's back.
Trump supporter Kevin McCarthy told Fox News ahead of the Wyoming primary, which Cheney is expected to lose. Although they have been close allies for years, Cheney (formerly his third-elderest Republican in the House) over his actions instigated a riot on his January 6th. The pair fell apart when they tried to hold Trump accountable.
McCarthy pleaded with Trump to stop supporters storming the Capitol that day, but then opposed an investigation into what happened, saying - Returned to the favor of the former president by making a pilgrimage to Lago.
In his Wyoming interview, McCarthy said: be all of us.
Fox correspondent Rich Edson interrupted.
McCarthy replied: Her focus was on one individual, with or without her information, rather than her own district itself. ''
Cheney's campaign was unimpressive, and he issued the following statement: "It's really hard to understand the word salad. Was there an actual sentence somewhere?
Trump Moans Liz Cheney's Loss Before Primary Election Begins
polls show former President Donald Trump is a representative of the Republican Party. His trademark phrase is "You're fired."
Marousha Muzaffar reports.
Trump called Liz Cheney a "very bad, very negative" and "warmonger".
Billionaire Spacex and Tesla founder Elon Musk, who is said to be among the
billionaires, is at a Wyoming event hosted by Republican House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy. Believed to be one of the guests at the event,Bloomberg News reportedciting a person familiar with the plan.
Mr. McCarthy refused to confirm or deny Mr. Musk's attendance when contacted by the press.
"I won't talk about it," he said from his Village hotel in Teton, Wyoming. This event is "For Members, Donors and Candidates".
Mr. Musk of his SpaceX, which operates in Mr. McCarthy's neighborhood of Bakersfield, Calif., has since made his first donation in 2003. Has donated to candidates and campaign committees.
Tesla did not respond to requests for comment on Mr. Musk or his plans.
Alyssa Farrar attacks Harriet 2,000 Mules Hagemen
Former Mike Pence staffer and newly appointed host ofThe ViewAlyssa Farrar announced that Liz Cheney's opponent, Harriet Hageman, will be announced today. attacked with a tweet reposting a video of the Republican Accountability Project that was made public.
An anti-Trump video from her group contrasts Cheney with her Republican primary rival, calling her "one serious option."
Farrar tweeted: &You are sane.
2,000 Mules, a documentary that claims to prove widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election, butAs the fact-checker has shown, it offers no concrete evidence.
