Cheney says a Republican House majority in 2025 would present a ‘threat’

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Cheney says a Republican House majority in 2025 would present a ‘threat’ | CNN Politics

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Former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney believes a Republican majority in the House in 2025 would present a “threat.”

Republican former Rep. Liz Cheney said she believes a GOP majority in the House in 2025 would present a “threat” to the country.

“I believe very strongly in those principles and ideals that have defined the Republican Party, but the Republican Party of today has made a choice and they haven’t chosen the Constitution. And so I do think it presents a threat if the Republicans are in the majority in January 2025,” Cheney said in an interview that aired on “CBS Sunday Morning.”

Cheney, who represented Wyoming in Congress from 2017 to 2023, said current House Speaker Mike Johnson was “absolutely” a collaborator in the effort to overthrow the 2020 election and he should not be speaker in 2025.

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