With just three weeks to go before one of the most anticipated primary races of 2022, turncoat Liz Cheney, who betrayed her state, party, and country for her role in the J6 so-called “Trump Witch Hunt” trial, is preparing herself for a catastrophic loss against Trump-endorsed Harriet Hageman.
Cheney, who was ousted from Republican leadership as the House Republican Conference Chair in May of 2021, is on the verge of losing office altogether as a Casper Star-Tribune report has her polling 22 points behind her opponent, Harriet Hageman.
The Wyoming Congresswoman’s political career is in such bad shape that she didn’t even bother attending one of Wyoming’s largest city’s midsummer rodeo festivals, the Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo. Instead, the three-term Republican congresswoman was 1,600 miles away in Washington presiding over the Jan. 6, hearing. As the cowboy fest roared back home, Cheney continued to stab her party in the back.
Dean Finnerty, a rancher from Wheatland competing in the steer wrestling competition, was not impressed.
“I tell you what: I voted for Cheney when she ran last time and I won’t vote for her ever again,” Finnerty said. “I don’t know if she’s representing the conservative Americans that voted her in.”
The Wyoming fair featured a “rodeo parade” in which Harriet Hageman was on full display as the conservative candidate of choice, waving to constituents and shaking hands with potential voters.
Local voters at the event took notice of Cheney’s absence. “She doesn’t live here, for starters. She doesn’t really represent us,” Sally O’Brien told Yahoo News of Cheney. “She says she’s a constitutionalist, but she doesn’t believe in justice for all, only for the Jan. 6 people.”
“I’m supporting [Hageman] because everything that I have read about her, she is a true Wyomingite,” O’Brien added. “She’s a real conservative.”
Bob Ide, a local businessman at the parade, also told the publication he believes Cheney has “betrayed” Wyoming by helping Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) committee in Washington. “She betrayed the voters of Wyoming with her Jan. 6 show trial,” Ide said.
Cheney’s decision to remain in Washington, over a thousand miles away from Wyoming, has some voters questioning Cheney’s mental state. Nancy Donovan, who has given over $35,000 to Cheney’s past campaigns, said Cheney has lost her mind.
“I sit there watching the January 6 hearings and I think: ‘Have you lost your mind?’” she told the Financial Times. “This man [Trump] has every major institution going after him, from the media to the swamp in Washington, D.C., and now to have one of his own party do the same thing?”
Hageman, a Trump-backed candidate, and Cheney primary challenger, recently attended Donald Trump’s Save America rally in Wyoming in May and blew the crowd away. Hageman proved to the GOP and validated recent poll projections that she’s absolutely on her way to being the Republican Party’s favorite in the Cowboy State.
Hageman delivered an epic speech that sent a warning shot to D.C. that “we’re fed up with illegal immigration, the liberal media, Nancy Pelosi, Joe Biden, the CDC, the FBI, mask mandates, and Liz Cheney.”
WATCH HAGEMAN’S EPIC SPEECH AT DONALD TRUMP’S SAVE AMERICA RALLY:
Cheney’s absence from Wyoming to go all in on her obsession with removing Donald Trump from ever standing a chance at becoming President again has contributed to Hageman leading the race by 28 and 30 points.
Hageman has pointed to Cheney’s participation in the January 6 committee as an act of betrayal. Cheney “does not represent us and she has betrayed us,” she told the Times:
