Liz Cheney's Alarming Shift to Democratic Fundraising Platform
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Posted 43 days ago
Liz Cheney’s move to partner with a Democratic fundraising platform raises eyebrows and questions about her loyalties as a former Republican leader.
Recent filings with the Federal Election Commission reveal that Cheney’s super PAC, “Our Great Task,” has not only made payments to ActBlue, a well-known fundraising platform for Democratic candidates, but has also received substantial contributions through it.
In June alone, Cheney’s PAC paid over $8,600 to ActBlue Technical Services and received nearly $160,000, further indicating her shift away from traditional Republican values.
This partnership highlights a disconcerting trend for a party that once valued unity and conservatism; Cheney has openly stated that her mission is to prevent former President Donald Trump from securing a second term.
Cheney, who represented Wyoming from 2017 to 2023, has increasingly distanced herself from the Republican base, suggesting she believes that Republicans, Democrats, and Independents must “work together” to defeat Trump.
This alarming collaboration with a platform that exclusively serves Democratic candidates raises significant concerns about her commitment to the Republican Party.
During her time in Congress, Cheney built a reputation as a staunch conservative.
However, her recent actions suggest she is prioritizing a personal vendetta against Trump over the principles that once defined her political career.
Her defeat in the 2022 primary by Trump-backed candidate Harriet Hageman, losing by a staggering 38 percentage points, seems to have only fueled her determination to break away from the Republican fold.
Interestingly, Cheney's use of ActBlue stands in stark contrast to her previous support for WinRed, the donor platform specifically designed for Republican candidates, highlighting her departure from the party's fundraising norms.
Moving to a platform that has empowered Democrats, Cheney’s choices reflect an alarming trend for some Republicans who abandon longstanding party values in favor of personal ambitions.
This shift not only raises questions about her future but also about the broader implications for the Republican Party as it aims to reclaim its core values and unity ahead of the 2024 elections.
With the upcoming election cycle approaching, Republicans must critically evaluate the direction of their party and the individuals who seek to lead it, especially those who signal a willingness to align with the opposition.
As more details emerge about Cheney's actions and future objectives, the focus will be on whether her coalition-building tactics will resonate with voters or serve only to alienate the very constituents who once supported her.
The disconnect between Cheney and the party’s base is becoming increasingly apparent, and her allegiance to Democratic fundraising could spell trouble for a Republican resurgence in the ever-challenging political landscape.
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Recent filings with the Federal Election Commission reveal that Cheney’s super PAC, “Our Great Task,” has not only made payments to ActBlue, a well-known fundraising platform for Democratic candidates, but has also received substantial contributions through it.
In June alone, Cheney’s PAC paid over $8,600 to ActBlue Technical Services and received nearly $160,000, further indicating her shift away from traditional Republican values.
This partnership highlights a disconcerting trend for a party that once valued unity and conservatism; Cheney has openly stated that her mission is to prevent former President Donald Trump from securing a second term.
Cheney, who represented Wyoming from 2017 to 2023, has increasingly distanced herself from the Republican base, suggesting she believes that Republicans, Democrats, and Independents must “work together” to defeat Trump.
This alarming collaboration with a platform that exclusively serves Democratic candidates raises significant concerns about her commitment to the Republican Party.
During her time in Congress, Cheney built a reputation as a staunch conservative.
However, her recent actions suggest she is prioritizing a personal vendetta against Trump over the principles that once defined her political career.
Her defeat in the 2022 primary by Trump-backed candidate Harriet Hageman, losing by a staggering 38 percentage points, seems to have only fueled her determination to break away from the Republican fold.
Interestingly, Cheney's use of ActBlue stands in stark contrast to her previous support for WinRed, the donor platform specifically designed for Republican candidates, highlighting her departure from the party's fundraising norms.
Moving to a platform that has empowered Democrats, Cheney’s choices reflect an alarming trend for some Republicans who abandon longstanding party values in favor of personal ambitions.
This shift not only raises questions about her future but also about the broader implications for the Republican Party as it aims to reclaim its core values and unity ahead of the 2024 elections.
With the upcoming election cycle approaching, Republicans must critically evaluate the direction of their party and the individuals who seek to lead it, especially those who signal a willingness to align with the opposition.
As more details emerge about Cheney's actions and future objectives, the focus will be on whether her coalition-building tactics will resonate with voters or serve only to alienate the very constituents who once supported her.
The disconnect between Cheney and the party’s base is becoming increasingly apparent, and her allegiance to Democratic fundraising could spell trouble for a Republican resurgence in the ever-challenging political landscape.
Sources:
cowboystatedaily.com
trendingpoliticsnews.com
threadreaderapp.com
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