
<p>In the world of politics, some things are simple. ; To wit: If you campaign for Republicans, you are a Republican. ; If you campaign for Democrats, you are a Democrat. Oh sure … occasionally a person may campaign for a candidate of the opposite party for unique reasons, but that is the exception, not the rule.</p>



<p>That is the reason for the headline. ; Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney is spending every waking moment trying to defeat Republican candidates across the country. ; Her avid mission was initially to boot Trump from the presidency through the impeachment process – and eventually boot him from leadership in the GOP. ; She has stated more than once that she would do whatever it takes to make sure Trump does not return to the Oval Office.</p>



<p>All of that could be viewed as an intra-party feud between her and President Trump. ; Just infighting between factions within the Republican Party. ; That goes on all the time – and in the Democratic Party, too.</p>



<p>When Cheney accepted a seat on Speaker Pelosi’s politicized Select Committee, she essentially had joined the other side. ; She not only was an antagonist to Trump, but she also began to spread her hostile views against the Republican leadership in Congress. She took up the Democrats’ anti-GOP political narratives that were crafted to defeat every Republican in the upcoming midterm elections. ; She even vilified Republican voters. She was singing off the Democrat song sheet.</p>



<p>She did all this while attempting to retain her seat in Congress AS A REPUBLICAN. ;  ; Weeell … the voters of Wyoming are not fools. ; The same folks that gave Cheney a 70 percent victory in the 2020 primary election, gave her 28.9 percent support this year – essentially sending her packing after the end of her current term.</p>



<p>And it was the correct decision. ; Not only has Cheney spent the past year working against the entire Republican Party – and against her one-time conservative values – but she is now traveling around the country encouraging voters to vote for Democrats.</p>



<p>Whether she calls herself a Republican or not is inconsequential. ; She campaigns for left-wing Democrats. ; The Wyoming GOP has booted her – and Republican voters have taken away her Republican office.</p>



<p>I feel sorry for former Vice President Dick Cheney. ; He has two daughters. One who has betrayed his longstanding moral and political beliefs – living a life repugnant to everything he stood for all his life. ; The other daughter is a lesbian.</p>



<p>There is a lot of talk about Liz Cheney’s future in politics. ; Another office. ; Maybe a run for President in 2024. ; You can safely bet, however, that any political future will NOT be in the Republican Party.</p>



<p>So, there ‘tis.</p>

Its official (almost) … Cheney is a Democrat
