Cheney's jihad against Republicans who disagree with her about 2020 election

 Red States:

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... She went after Kari Lake, again ranting about “election deniers.” She then went on to attack Gov. Glenn Youngkin as well, proclaiming that he crossed a line in campaigning with Lake.

Cheney appears to still be living in a fantasyland where she’s influential and has a say in what “our party” does or doesn’t do. I have news for her, though. She is not a Republican any longer. You don’t get to join arms with Nancy Pelosi, Jamie Raskin, and Adam Schiff and still claim to have the best interests of the GOP in mind. Cheney is a Democrat who wants to run a scam presidential campaign in 2024. That’s the only reason she hasn’t made it official yet.

Attacking Youngkin fully exposes that. He’s a mainstream Republican in just about every phase. It is part of his job to support his fellow Republicans in gubernatorial races. It’s to his credit that he’s mature enough to brush aside whatever disagreements may exist to help Lake in her pursuit of victory. Cheney, on the other hand, is a pathetic, petty person who would rather see Americans suffer (as they are doing now under Democrat rule) than let go of her vendetta.

For her part, Kari Lake saw Cheney’s comments and dropped the hammer in response.

Here’s the thing. Let’s give Cheney the benefit of the doubt that she’s truly principled in her fight against “election denial.” Do I believe that? No, but let’s pretend.

If that’s true, why in the world would she work to get Democrats elected when they denied the elections of Donald Trump and George W. Bush? Heck, two of Cheney’s colleagues on the January 6th committee actually objected to certification, something I’m now assured is traitorous. And you know who has never said a word about it? That would be Liz Cheney.

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There are obviously many Republicans who disagree with her about the 2020 election results and the steps Democrats took to rig the election for their benefit.  She should accept that they disagree with her and still support their elections because it is more important to defeat Democrats in this year's election than to continue to litigate disputes from the past.  Kari Lake should be supported in her race for governor of Arizona.  She is articulate and a great campaigner.  If she took Cheney's poison on the 2020 election she would likely lose her race the same way Cheney lost her most recent race.

See, also:

‘Biggest, Best Gift I’ve Ever Received’: Kari Lake Reacts To Liz Cheney’s Vow To Campaign Against Her

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