Every now and then a few writers get it right. We see events occur and people jump on the bandwagon creating false narrative for the public that exists only in the minds of the writer or commentator.
The feud between Liz Chaney and the Republican Party is being sold to the general public as an indication that Chaney is a paragon of virtue and conscience.
I wrote a short blog pushing back against this notion, since then a few writers have begun to come to the same conclusion. My short commentary was not one that had a running narrative of proof as to why Liz Chaney’s fallout with the racist Republican seditionist caucus should not be seen as an indication that she is virtuous. I simply wanted to debunk that theory period.
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By John Nichols.
Just because she’s not getting along with Trump and Kevin McCarthy doesn’t make the current Cheney any less of a vitriol-spewing extremist. She’s a rigidly right-wing Republican who got on the wrong side of a power struggle with her fellow rigidly right-wing Republicans.
The House Republican Conference chair is tussling with former President Donald Trump, and that is now all but certain to get her tossed from the number three position in the party’s clown show of a caucus. The explanation for her perilous circumstance is simple enough: What was once a party where the name “Cheney” had a lot of sway is now a party where the only name that has any sway is “Trump.”
The fact the Cheney’s not getting along with Trump and House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy has some liberals thinking rather too generously about the representative from Wyoming.
All of a sudden, commentators are giving Cheney props. Headlines tell us, “Liz Cheney chooses truth over power — a lonely path in Trump’s GOP,” and “The effort to dump Liz Cheney is the consequence of a party that lost its way.” President Biden fist-bumped with her on the night of his address to Congress. House Democrats are choking out compliments for Cheney.
Hold up, people!
Read the story at the Nation(https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/liz-cheney-trump/