Cheney then proceeded, stating that claims otherwise are “the big lie”; these remarks came before Cheney slammed skeptics of the 2020 race as responsible for “poisoning” U.S. democracy and rejecting America’s rule of law.
Trump’s latest statement about the “rigging” of the 2020 race occurred after news of Maricopa County, Arizona’s ballot recount. Republicans have lauded the recount; meanwhile, Democrats are slamming the Arizona recount as unnecessary and wasteful.
Earlier this morning, the 45th president additionally put out a press release describing the 2020 election as “the big lie” and “fraudulent.”
Will Cheney remain a House GOP leader?
Last month, reports surfaced that House Republican leaders are growing exasperated with Cheney and therefore looking to oust her from serving as the House Conference Chairwoman.
One House Republican lawmaker spoke to the press over the weekend. The GOP official stated that Cheney is “alienating” herself from other Republicans and currently “out of sync.”
