Republican Congress In 24 A Danger To America :Liz Cheney.…

Leaders are not born; they are made.…..at least, that’s what we are told. Unless, of course, you are a believ­er in pow­er hand­ed down ances­tral­ly in a monar­chis­tic system.
Hardly any­one to whom I have spo­ken over the last cou­ple of years believed that Elizabeth (Liz) Cheney, the Daughter of for­mer Wyoming Congressman and Vice President to George W. Bush, would emerge as a true leader and, for all intents and pur­pos­es, a hero in my view.
I have matured enough to use the (H) word to describe a Republican, some­thing I pre­vi­ous­ly thought was as para­dox­i­cal as walk­ing in an east-west­er­ly direction.
Liz Cheney was the Number three Republican in the House Republican cau­cus. She hails from a ruby-red state that has no Democrat elect­ed statewide.
Wyoming is a Republican strong­hold in pres­i­den­tial elec­tions, hav­ing vot­ed Democratic just once since 1952, that was the 1964 Presidential land­slide vic­to­ry of Lyndon Johnson over Barry Goldwater.
Apart from not want­i­ng to live in an auto­crat­ic soci­ety ruled by Donald Trump, Liz Chaney had no rea­son to sac­ri­fice her seat in Congress and her lofty posi­tion in American pol­i­tics. But she did.

In the entire Republican Caucus that lived through the ter­ror of the Donald Trump-direct­ed nean­derthal horde that swarmed through the nation’s seat of Power on January 6^th, 2021, only ten (10) had the courage to vote to impeach Trump.
Liz Chaney and Adam Kizinger are prob­a­bly the two most well-known of the lot. Of the ten who hon­ored their oaths and defend­ed the Constitution, not one remains in Congress; they have all been vot­ed out by Republican vot­ers in their respec­tive states.
The oth­ers are Rep. Tom Rice, South Carolina’s 7^th Congressional District: Rep. Dan Newhouse, Washington’s 4^th: Rep. Anthony Gonzalez, Ohio’s 16^th: Rep. Fred Upton, Michigan’s 6^th: Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, Washington’s 3^rd: Rep. Peter Meijer, Michigan’s 3^rd: Rep. John Katko, New York’s 24^th: Rep. David Valadao, California’s 21^st:
Plausibly, it is arguable that from New York to California and states in between, Republican vot­ers have demon­strat­ed that they are either too stu­pid to rec­og­nize clear and present dan­ger or they crave it.
This is the rea­son that peo­ple like Cheney, Kinzinger, Rice, and oth­ers are heroes in my book, even though I would not cast a vote for either one for elect­ed office because of the par­ty to which they are affiliated.
When func­tionar­ies with­in a polit­i­cal move­ment are will­ing to over­throw the estab­lished order sole­ly for the pur­pose of hold­ing pow­er, that polit­i­cal move­ment is a dan­ger to the country.
The Republican par­ty is a dan­ger to America!!!!