The question for every one of us who serves in Congress, for every elected official across this great nation, indeed, for every American is this: will we adhere to the rule of law? Will we respect the rulings of our courts? Will we preserve the peaceful transition of power?
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Liz Cheney raises critical questions about the commitment to democracy and the rule of law in the wake of the January 6 events.
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I know that the most conservative of all, conservative principles is being faithful to the Constitution. And you have to choose in this race between someone who has been faithful to the Constitution, who will be faithful and Donald Trump.
Even if you're -- I don't agree with her on every issue, even if you're not for abortion, the Republican Party under Donald Trump has become extreme, even on the issue of abortion.
I think that they are doing everything they can to try to distract from the fact that the people who know Donald Trump best... have come out and said very clearly and very directly to the American people that Donald Trump is not fit.
If we are going to be a nation of laws, we abide by the rulings of the courts.





