Wyoming County Republican Party on Saturday formally voiced Liz Cheney for her January 13 vote to accuse President Trump of “inciting insurgency” one week after the Capitol riot.
Quick facts
- Wyoming’s GOP party called on Cheney to resign “immediately” and promised to withhold “future political funding” from her.
- Former President Trump’s second indictment over his alleged incitement to US Capitol riots is scheduled to begin this week
With only a handful of votes against the no-confidence motion, which passed 59-7, Wyoming’s Republicans called on Cheney to resign ‘immediately’ and vowed to withhold ‘future political funding’ from her.
The censor asked Cheney to appear before the GOP of the state to act “contrary to the quantifiable will of the majority of voters in Wyoming.”
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