A remarkable speaker was heard at a rally for Democrat Elisa Slotkin in Michigan. Republican Liz Cheney has called on state residents to vote for Democrats in next week’s midterm elections, the newspaper reported. New York times.
Cheney, 56, said it was the first time in her life that she had supported Democrats. Known as a hardline conservative, she is also a fierce critic of former President Donald Trump and his supporters and believes that everything should be done to limit their influence. We must all stand up and defend the Republic. If we want it to continue, we have to move away from normal political lines.”
Cheney was the deputy chair of the investigation committee on January 6, which concluded that Trump was ultimately responsible for the storming of the Capitol. “President Trump summoned the crowd, gathered them, and lit a fire to launch an attack,” she said at the time. The committee summoned Trump.
Cheney also announced yesterday that he will support Democratic candidate Tim Ryan in Ohio in his race against Republican J.D. Vance. Cheney also says she is against her party members in other states. An advertisement in Arizona shows its support for the Democratic candidate. “I don’t know if I’ve ever voted for a Democrat, but if I lived in Arizona, I totally would.”
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Cheney herself will not return to the US House of Representatives after the midterm elections, because she lost the Wyoming primary in August. Republican voters did not appreciate her role in the inquiry into the Capitol storming and chose a Trump supporter as their nominee.
Thus, Republican campaign leaders are not concerned about Cheney’s support for Democrats. They estimate that it is so unpopular with a large percentage of the electorate that it could actually play into the Republicans’ favour. And their party is doing well in the polls for a majority in at least one chamber of Congress.
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