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Kari Lake Smacks Down Liz Cheney

The failed congresswoman from Wyoming, Liz Cheney, is going after the future governor of Arizona, Kari Lake.

Cheney is one of these people who says, “I’m a Republican,” and then spends absolutely all of their energy, time, and focus helping leftists stay in power or win power, opposing everything that conservatives are supposed to care about.

Cheney went after Kari Lake, but she was having none of it. She pointed out how Liz’s new best friends, Democrats, declared her daddy Dick a warmonger, and says she doesn’t want their support.

The Cheneys, the Romneys, the Bushes, they’re all about protecting their defacto monarchy from the rabble and boosting the Never Trumpness.

Kari is phenomenal.

The Bush-Cheney legacy destroyed the Republican Party and sent us into the political wilderness for eight years of left-wing domination by Barack Obama and that whole apparatus. They had eight years. What did they deliver?

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