What does it say about the party that they're talking about stripping Liz Cheney of power, when she's trying to hold the ex-President accountable for inciting an insurrection? And they're elevating this new member who is inciting violence and just, you know, doubling down on fringe conspiracy theories?
Mary Gay Scanlon: “What does it say about the party that they're talking about stripping Liz Cheney of power, when she's trying to hold the…”
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Mary Gay Scanlon questions the Republican Party's priorities in dealing with Liz Cheney and Marjorie Taylor Greene.
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