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I think this “feud” is a carefully calculated move on Liz’s part to attract lots of media attention to her “conservative” bone-fides. It’s a political ploy.

[Sans-Culotte]

I think this “feud” is a carefully calculated move on Liz’s part to attract lots of media attention to her “conservative” bone-fides. It’s a political ploy.

i.e a "Sistah Souljah moment"?

[RitaOK]

No, this is real. Liz was openly quoted as lenient toward lesbian “marriage” early on, for the sake of her sister, and does now have need, politically, to back away from it.

The parents openly supported it in the same vein, to the surprise of many, when it struck their family.

The Cheneys don’t strike me as particularly grounded in devotion to faith, but my bet is they do abhor the whole stinking gay/lesbian thing, feeling forced to support “equalty in marriage” for the sake of Mary. Ick.

I like Liz on policy, believing she is a dependable and intellegent conservative. Can she upset Enzi? Hope so.

[Pan_Yan]

I think this “feud” is a carefully calculated move on Liz’s part to attract lots of media attention to her “conservative” bone-fides. It’s a political ploy.

Yep. Since graduating from high school in Virginia (DC) Liz has spent a lot more time working in the State Department than Wyoming. She's may actually have less bona fides in Wyoming than Hillary did in New York.

[aimhigh]

I think this “feud” is a carefully calculated move on Liz’s part to attract lots of media attention to her “conservative” bone-fides. It’s a political ploy.

Absolutely correct.