Trump Says Dems Embracing the Cheneys Was a Big Mistake

We all knew that Liz Cheney would be working for Democrats during this election considering her vow to block Trump from ever coming into power again.

Cheney, however, was embraced by Democrats, and even appeared on the campaign trail with Harris, with speculation that Harris would have Cheney in her administration if election.

This, according to Donald Trump, was one of the biggest reasons that Harris failed so miserably in the presidential election.

Losers

I have never hidden my distaste for the Cheney family.

Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-MT) is a hypocrite and a liar, two things I despise.

Her work during the January 6 committee hearings was shameful, as she cherry-picked videos and statements, as well as allegedly crafting very specific narratives with witnesses.

Dick Cheney literally created a war to keep Bush in office when he was serving as his VP.

Yet, they were both embraced by Democrats, many of whom, including Kamala Harris, had shredded them on the record.

This was all in an effort to block Trump, and it failed.

To that point, Trump stated, “The Democrats made a BIG mistake in getting Crazy Liz Chaney, and her father, Dick, involved in their campaign for President.

“It made the Republicans angry, and the Democrats just plain scratching their heads in amazement.

“It is always a bad idea to bring ‘losers’into [sic] a political campaign!”

Jen Psaki, Joe Biden’s former press secretary, agreed, stating, “The people who left the Democratic Party are the people who are going to win in the future.

“The people who left Trump, the Never Trumpers — who have important voices — that is not a winning coalition.”

Cheney has been a mush since Trump has her challenged and removed from Congress.

I can only imagine what hardcore Democrats where thinking when they saw these two mortal enemies in their fold during the election.

But, as I stated, for both Harris and the Cheneys, this was a beat Trump at all costs, even if you had to saddle up to someone you had previously professed to despise.