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Morning Jolt: The Cold, Hard Facts about the Liz Cheney Saga

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On the menu today: There's one big issue consuming Republican politics these days. Since some of my comments on the last edition of The Editors were idiotically misconstrued as an effort to "cancel" Liz Cheney, let's walk through the facts, step by step,

What's Going on in the Fight over Liz Cheney in the House GOP Conference

In the suddenly all-consuming matter of whether Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming should remain the House Republican Conference chair, here are the facts.

Donald Trump is still pretty darn popular among Republicans. He left office with an 82 percent approval rating among self-identified Republicans, and that was after the January 6 Capitol Hill riot. At the beginning of April, an Ipsos poll ...

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WITH JIM GERAGHTY May 06 2021 WITH JIM GERAGHTY May 06 2021 The Cold, Hard Facts about the Liz Cheney Saga On the menu today: There's one big issue consuming Republican politics these days. Since some of my comments on the last edition of The Editors were idiotically misconstrued as an effort to "cancel" Liz Cheney, let's walk through the facts, step by step, What's Going on in the Fight over Liz Cheney in the House GOP Conference In the suddenly all-consuming matter of whether Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming should remain the House Republican Conference chair, here are the facts. Donald Trump is still pretty darn popular among Republicans. He left office with an 82 percent approval rating among self-identified Republicans, and that was after the January 6 Capitol Hill riot. At the beginning of April, an Ipsos poll ...   READ MORE

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