[ChicagoConservative27]

Cheney and Wallace can piss off.

[Glad2bnuts]

I woke up and watched the show this AM. So much delusional thinking, so little time on Earth to correct it.

[Rummyfan]

First it was an insurrection and now it is un-American to question the narrative?! FO Liz Cheney!

[MtnClimber]

Un American to listen to traitors.

[Just mythoughts]

Lizzie Belle is morphing into Hillry Clinton. First class liars..

[Dead Corpse]

These two need their carbon sequestered.

[thegagline]

Liz Cheney is unamerican. Is that better, Liz?

[odawg]

“Is there any truth to that?”

Yep, we know, we all know, that Liz Cheney is the one to ask about what is true and what is not true.

[Thunder90]

Liz Cheney (D), Wyoming...

[Williams]

How dare she call anyone UnAmerican.

[BenLurkin]

What afe you hiding, Liz?

[Maudeen]

The reprobates are in a frenzy.

[jimfree]

It is MORE unAmerican to say that 1/6 was an insurrection.

[The Antiyuppie]

Well, it’s un-American to vote for Liz Chaney or to to even listen to her garbage, so, that’s my opinion.

On the subject at hand, it is very odd that there seem to be some “unidentified” and unindicted people there known to have been riling up the crowd.

How, I wonder, can this be?

[Vaquero]

How does flaming pos Byotch think she knows what is unamerican when all she has to do is look in the mirror

[Steve_Seattle]

"Is there any truth to that?”

As if either of them have even looked into it. Merrick Garland did NOT deny federal involvement in January 6th. Unanswered questions about the role of people like Ray Epps and Stewart Rhodes makes it impossible to dismiss the possibility of a set-up or "false flag." (And this does NOT mean that no real Trump supporters committed illegal acts; the question is whether they were encouraged to commit these acts by federally-linked provocateurs.)

[Fiji Hill]

Let’s go, Lizzie!

[Howie66]

Seems to me that she has ample background in being Un-American.

[Surrounded_too]

When will the SS eliminate this Brownshirt?

[escapefromboston]

Liberals often call their opinions facts so as to avoid having a discussion that they would lose.

[Republican Wildcat]

I don’t see what that has to do with either being American or Un-American. Calling it that is either correct or incorrect...but being “American” or “UnAmerican” wouldn’t appear to have anything to do with it...