Liz Cheney's seat appears more vulnerable

 Red States:

If Liz Cheney were trying to lose, what would she be doing differently? That’s the question that immediately came to my mind after seeing the slate of big guns she’s got coming to campaign for her in Wyoming.

Cheney, the number-three Republican leader in the House, has had a contentious relationship with the voting base of her party for a while. That came to a head when she voted to impeach Donald Trump for supposed “incitement” on January 6th.

So who is Cheney bringing in? Try not to laugh too hard.

If you aren’t up on Republican politics, the above names are three of the most disliked members of the GOP, and that assumes they are even members of the party, which I’m not sure Jeff Flake is anymore. He’s certainly not in spirit, having endorsed Joe Biden without even being able to explain why.

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There is more.

To the extent that these politicians have an agenda, it appears to be anti-Trump.  That puts them on the opposite side of the voters of Wyoming where there is still great anger at Cheney's vote for impeachment.  I do not see how these three can help her very much where she needs it the most. Her vote for impeachment looks even more inexplicable with time.

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