The conservative case for Liz Cheney
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What a strange commercial...
That's a whupped Lizard talking...
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What a strange commercial...
That's a whupped Lizard talking...
@Jolly said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
What a strange commercial...
That's a whupped Lizard talking...
The Cheney campaign tactic of focusing on Trump instead of on Harriet Hageman or the needs of Wyoming voters may backfire. Polling of likely Republican voters shows that Cheney is losing to Hageman by 57 points. Previous polling has shown Cheney leading by 30 points, 28 points, and 22 points.
I think they mean Cheney was losing rather than leading by 30 points, etc.
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@Horace said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@George-K said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
I'll forgive her vote, though I disagree. I cannot forgive her sitting in a piece of congressional theater.
Which itself was unprincipled. Why would a deeply principled person be a figurehead for that?
My guess is that even after she loses this election, she will find a way to capitalize on all this attention to her and her Principly McPrinciple way of living her life of public service.
I remember that principled social climber who wrote the NYT op ed and later book about adults in the white house containing Trump's impulses. He parlayed his principles into multiple fat private sector positions, the first for Google as its government liaison.
PMSNBC loves Trump hating Republicans. Wonder what the name of her show will be? Mad Cow II?
@Jolly said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@Horace said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@George-K said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
I'll forgive her vote, though I disagree. I cannot forgive her sitting in a piece of congressional theater.
Which itself was unprincipled. Why would a deeply principled person be a figurehead for that?
My guess is that even after she loses this election, she will find a way to capitalize on all this attention to her and her Principly McPrinciple way of living her life of public service.
I remember that principled social climber who wrote the NYT op ed and later book about adults in the white house containing Trump's impulses. He parlayed his principles into multiple fat private sector positions, the first for Google as its government liaison.
PMSNBC loves Trump hating Republicans. Wonder what the name of her show will be? Mad Cow II?
I'm still voting for Mad Cow II, especially since the original Mad Cow is cutting back.
Or maybe...since her nickname among the GOP is now The Lizard, how about Lizard Licks of the Week?
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@Jolly said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@Horace said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@George-K said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
I'll forgive her vote, though I disagree. I cannot forgive her sitting in a piece of congressional theater.
Which itself was unprincipled. Why would a deeply principled person be a figurehead for that?
My guess is that even after she loses this election, she will find a way to capitalize on all this attention to her and her Principly McPrinciple way of living her life of public service.
I remember that principled social climber who wrote the NYT op ed and later book about adults in the white house containing Trump's impulses. He parlayed his principles into multiple fat private sector positions, the first for Google as its government liaison.
PMSNBC loves Trump hating Republicans. Wonder what the name of her show will be? Mad Cow II?
I'm still voting for Mad Cow II, especially since the original Mad Cow is cutting back.
Or maybe...since her nickname among the GOP is now The Lizard, how about Lizard Licks of the Week?
@Jolly said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@Jolly said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@Horace said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@George-K said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
I'll forgive her vote, though I disagree. I cannot forgive her sitting in a piece of congressional theater.
Which itself was unprincipled. Why would a deeply principled person be a figurehead for that?
My guess is that even after she loses this election, she will find a way to capitalize on all this attention to her and her Principly McPrinciple way of living her life of public service.
I remember that principled social climber who wrote the NYT op ed and later book about adults in the white house containing Trump's impulses. He parlayed his principles into multiple fat private sector positions, the first for Google as its government liaison.
PMSNBC loves Trump hating Republicans. Wonder what the name of her show will be? Mad Cow II?
I'm still voting for Mad Cow II, especially since the original Mad Cow is cutting back.
Or maybe...since her nickname among the GOP is now The Lizard, how about Lizard Licks of the Week?
She’s well positioned for a presidential run isn’t she? I guess the primaries would be the sticking point.
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@Jolly said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@Jolly said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@Horace said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@George-K said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
I'll forgive her vote, though I disagree. I cannot forgive her sitting in a piece of congressional theater.
Which itself was unprincipled. Why would a deeply principled person be a figurehead for that?
My guess is that even after she loses this election, she will find a way to capitalize on all this attention to her and her Principly McPrinciple way of living her life of public service.
I remember that principled social climber who wrote the NYT op ed and later book about adults in the white house containing Trump's impulses. He parlayed his principles into multiple fat private sector positions, the first for Google as its government liaison.
PMSNBC loves Trump hating Republicans. Wonder what the name of her show will be? Mad Cow II?
I'm still voting for Mad Cow II, especially since the original Mad Cow is cutting back.
Or maybe...since her nickname among the GOP is now The Lizard, how about Lizard Licks of the Week?
She’s well positioned for a presidential run isn’t she? I guess the primaries would be the sticking point.
@Horace said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@Jolly said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@Jolly said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@Horace said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
@George-K said in The conservative case for Liz Cheney:
I'll forgive her vote, though I disagree. I cannot forgive her sitting in a piece of congressional theater.
Which itself was unprincipled. Why would a deeply principled person be a figurehead for that?
My guess is that even after she loses this election, she will find a way to capitalize on all this attention to her and her Principly McPrinciple way of living her life of public service.
I remember that principled social climber who wrote the NYT op ed and later book about adults in the white house containing Trump's impulses. He parlayed his principles into multiple fat private sector positions, the first for Google as its government liaison.
PMSNBC loves Trump hating Republicans. Wonder what the name of her show will be? Mad Cow II?
I'm still voting for Mad Cow II, especially since the original Mad Cow is cutting back.
Or maybe...since her nickname among the GOP is now The Lizard, how about Lizard Licks of the Week?
She’s well positioned for a presidential run isn’t she? I guess the primaries would be the sticking point.
She couldn't get 5% in today's GOP.
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