Liz Cheney D- Wyoming

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Ouch. Can they do this? If so, she's done unless she runs as a democrat.

Edit: sounds like it doesn’t change anything besides she won't have their support as an incumbent. I do find it odd that she would break from her constituents so boldly and without humility.
 
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She has told the truth, nothing more nothing less. Her voting record speaks for itself. Her conservatism makes Trump look more akin to AOC than the leader of the Republican party and I voted for him twice. This is the only way for the Dems to maintain control, self-immolation by the Republicans.
 
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Telling the truth no longer matters to the GOP, only fealty to Trump. It's pathetic and cowardly.

The Dems are the biggest bunch of liars and lie spreaders out there. On top of that, they have the the socialists hijack their party. I being a real democrat no longer matters.
 
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Ouch. Can they do this? If so, she's done unless she runs as a democrat.

Edit: sounds like it doesn’t change anything besides she won't have their support as an incumbent. I do find it odd that she would break from her constituents so boldly and without humility.
Democrats aren't going to vote for her either. She'd be lucky to get even 2% in a democrat primary.
 
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Hopefully, both major parties will continue down this path of infantile tribalism and third parties will finally become the mainstream choice for rational people.
 
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She has told the truth, nothing more nothing less. Her voting record speaks for itself. Her conservatism makes Trump look more akin to AOC than the leader of the Republican party and I voted for him twice. This is the only way for the Dems to maintain control, self-immolation by the Republicans.

She's a war hawk big government neoconservative which isn't very conservative, IMO. Unfortunately, that's not her greatest sin, it's that she opposed almighty Trump.
 
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While its a useful signaling device, I am unsure what pragmatic effects this will have. Much will depend on the state law as well as the state party bylaws and the bylaws of the county GOP orgs where her district is.

In NY, as a registered Republican, she would not need either the state or county party's permission to run but would have to get sufficient signatures (not always an easy task, especially if you are not the local machine). There is also specific language in the bylaws as to who can be kicked out of the party.

If they are successful at removing her from the election rolls as a Republican (she becomes a "blank" or unaffiliated) then she may not be able to challenge in a primary - again, all depends on state election law. In NY, state law is that once your party affiliation changes, you must wait an election cycle for that to go into effect. In WY, it could well be different.
 
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I'm sure they'd have no problem still claiming her dad. Principled bunch
You clearly have no idea of the depth of antipathy that conservatives feel toward the neocons who never met a country they didn’t want to invade do you? They only supported ole „Quick Draw Dick“ because he drove the other side absolutely bonkers.
 
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