The Arrogant Tweet Liz Cheney Regrets the Most 

Spencer Brown / Townhall Tipsheet

In Liz Cheney’s political career, there’s a lot to regret — even though she won’t admit as much. The daughter of the former vice president and a member of a Wyoming political dynasty, Cheney’s career in politics arguably peaked after she won the race for Wyoming’s at-large House seat in the 2016 election and subsequently became one of the highest ranking Republicans in Congress as the GOP Conference chair. 

But then Cheney brought everything crashing down on her by acting as if she did not to understand what her constituents wanted, becoming an active member of the GOP-trashing D.C. beltway elite, and willfully engaging in the obsessive persecution of former President Donald Trump. 

Cheney, who likely believed she was more powerful and knew better than her constituents back home in Wyoming, ended up falling on the sword of her own failure to use her power to represent her state or know that she was out of step. Read more here.