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On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Managing Editor Joshua Lawson and New York Correspondent David Marcus join Western Correspondent Tristan Justice to discuss what the vote to keep Rep. Liz Cheney on GOP House leadership signals and reflects for the future of the Republican Party.
Hosted by Tristan Justice, with guests
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Liz Cheney is a Bush Republican; that is, a liberal Republican pretending to be a conservative. Her only qualification for election to the House leadership was her sex.
Fortunately, Trump’s coattails, while “losing” the election, swept in a dozen Republican Congresswomen, so she will be easily replaced.
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The abrupt end of the podcast made me laugh out loud.