A spokesman for Rep. Liz Cheney
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The spokesman reacted to Gaetz’s plans to be at a rally in Cheyenne, Wyo, where he believes Cheney will ask to resign because of her decision to vote in favor of the former accused. President Trump
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Cheney, the third-ranked GOP leader of the House, was one of ten Republicans in the House who voted to accuse Trump.
Cheney’s spokesman apparently referred to a scene in the HBO documentary ‘The Swamp’ in which Gaetz is seen getting ready for the day, some of whom apply makeup before appearing on television.
Trump allies in Congress want to remove Cheney from the House leadership because of her vote. Gaetz called her place in leadership “problematic” after the large base of supporters Trump built up.
“Liz Cheney represents a vision of the Republican Party that arouses no one outside the Washington, DC, Beltway,” Gaetz told The Hill.
House minority leader Kevin McCarthy
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“She never told me beforehand. One thing about leadership, if we’re going to work together, we need to understand it. We know it’s going to be a problem,” McCarthy said in an interview.
Cheney defended herself, saying she was not going anywhere.
“All of us have an obligation to the Constitution and an obligation to do what we believe is right, that our oath compels us to do, it’s above politics, above bias,” Cheney told Dana Perino, host of Fox News, said. “It is, I think, very important, and it is the duty of all of us. We came to different decisions on the matter at our conference.”
– Updated at 12:20 pm