Liz Cheney (R-WY) has claimed that if Donald Trump wins and Republicans win a majority in Congress in the 2024 election, the United States will be under a significant threat.
Appearing on “CBS Sunday Morning,” Cheney was asked by host John Dickerson:
“You once used to say that nobody could challenge your conservative credentials. What if being a conservative today is defined by one thing: your support for Donald Trump?”
Cheney responded:
“Well, I know what conservative means, and I think that the most conservative of all conservative values is fidelity to the Constitution.”
“So there certainly are people today who are caught in this cult of personality, but that’s the opposite of conservative.
Dickerson said:
“Let me ask you about that oath. If a person is a member of Congress and they have sworn an oath to defend the Constitution, can they defend the Constitution and also endorse Donald Trump?”
Cheney said:
“No, that is inconsistent.”
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NEW: ‘Republican’ Liz Cheney says that nobody who actually supports the Constitution can also support Donald Trump.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) December 3, 2023
Liz is the epitome of the Washington Uniparty.
Cheney went as far to say that she hopes the GOP *loses* the House majority in 2025 adding that the 2024 election… pic.twitter.com/YOsbxkuzHx
Dickerson said:
“So they are break being their oath by saying they would like him to be the next president?”
Cheney responded:
“In my view, fundamentally, there is a choice. You can’t be for Donald Trump and for the Constitution. You have to choose.”
Dickerson said:
“What happens if Mike Johnson is the speaker on the 6th of January 2025?”
Cheney replied:
“He can’t be. We are facing a situation with respect to the 2024 election where it’s an existential crisis, and we have to ensure that we don’t have a situation where an election that might be thrown into the House of Representatives is overseen by a Republican majority.”
Dickerson said:
“So you would prefer a Democratic majority?”
Cheney said:
“I believe very strongly in those principles and ideals that have defined the Republican Party, but the Republican Party of today has made a choice, and they haven’t chosen the Constitution.”
“And so I do think it presents a threat if the Republicans are in the majority in January 2025.”
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