On Wednesday the Lincoln Project denied coordination with Rep. Liz Cheney
Elizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyGreene’s futures on House committees after Republican Party meeting House Republicans prepare for conference meeting amid party’s Civil War The growth of the Gulf between McConnell, McCarthy of the MOP MORE (R-Wyo.), As he plays defense after voting to accuse then-President Trump
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“The Lincoln Project has had no interaction with Congresswoman Cheney,” the “never Trump” GOP super PAC said in a statement. “That said, we think he would take Matt Gaetz in a fight with one hand tied behind his back.”
The organization issued the statement in response to what it said were “rumors[s] circulating ”on coordination with Cheney, the highest House Republican who voted in favor of Trump’s ouster in January.
“This is another baseless lie spread by Caucus Jim Crow and his leader [House Minority Leader] Kevin McCarthy
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“He is saying that Republican leaders spend more time focusing on an imaginary alliance than exposing and condemning the QAnon conspiracies that members of their own group spread,” the statement added, an apparent reference to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.).
In addition to promoting the far-right QAnon conspiracy theory, Greene has supported claims that various school shootings and 9/11 attacks were organized and has repeatedly supported the allegations. Trump’s unfounded claims that the 2020 elections were rigged.
At his rally on Thursday, Gaetz called Cheney part of a “privileged club” that “wants[s] to turn our government into its default setting, to enrich them, to make them more powerful at our expense, but we can stop and start right here in Wyoming. ”
Two other GOP congressmen, Representatives Andy Biggs (Ariz.) And Matt Rosendale (Mont.), Are taking the initiative in a resolution calling on Cheney to step down as Speaker of the House Republican Conference.