[entropy12]

Like father, like daughter. These neocons are disgusting.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I love the smell of desperation in the morning.

[AnthonySoprano]

[WWG1WWA]

Give it up, Liz. Nobody likes you.

[Born in 1950]

Same stench as the piles Cruz left lying around in 2016.

[DallasBiff]

I would not be surprised if she has 1000 drop boxes at Yellowstone.

[Right_Wing_Madman]

Liz Cheney:

[butlerweave]

She should change parties

[AnthonySoprano]

[EEGator]

She should go hunting with her dad...

[Hildy]

GOOD LUCK

[Regulator]

The Kemp Cheat.

Now we can call it the Cheney Cheat.

[JonPreston]

Anyone taking the American political process seriously needs psychiatric help.

[Born in 1950]

She is invested with her soul. Her being. She will be crushed as a human when she loses. It will be the punishment you wish upon the enemy. It’s important she lose, she may do something rash and wonderful.

Take advantage, such gifts are rare.

[Nifster]

No surprise

[Rebelbase]

What a scumbag cnut.

[georgecorgi]

If she were honest, she’d run as a Democrat. But she’s trying to game the system like a typical Bushie.

[Jolla]

Born in Madison Wisconsin, she spent part of 6th and 7th grade in Wyoming, after that McLean VA. College in Colorado. Wonder if she ever owned a home or had a drivers lic in Wyo?

[toddausauras]

People like her are not easily dispensed with unfortunately. I was just thinking yesterday when I saw her name that she’s not going to lie down. One of those small feisty Tasmanian Devil types.

[mass55th]

She’s desperate. She sent me a letter telling me she was a “unapologetic Conservative who fights for all Republicans.” She wanted money. I live in central NY State, and changed my Republican registration to No Party last year. I typed up a one-page letter back to her, letting her know I left the party because of her, and others of her ilk, and told her she’d have a lot of time on her hands after the election, to contemplate why she had failed miserably. I told her a few other things too, and although she probably never saw it, it felt good to write it, and send it back in her postage-paid envelope.