As Liz Cheney’s political career in Congress winds down, she actually had the nerve to charge Wyoming voters $10 who wanted to come out and see the state’s only congressional representative. That was back in March. Liz Cheney is rarely in Wyoming. She’s too busy living in Virginia and sucking up to Democrats and media hacks for her next job.
Wyoming voters will have to pay for an audience with embattled Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) during one of her infrequent visits to her home state next week.
Cheney, who is rarely seen in Wyoming, is charging Wyoming residents $10 for admission to an event next week, Politico reported about a gathering to be held at Jackson’s Center for the Arts. During the event, Cheney will only answer pre-selected questions, perhaps to avoid the ire of Wyoming voters.
“Can you believe it? Charging for a ticket! It’s a slap in the face,” voter Rebecca Bextel told Politico about the event. “We have one person representing us… and she shows up in town and it costs $10 to see her. It’s embarrassing.”
According to the report, Republicans who oppose Cheney and likely support her GOP primary opponent, Harriet Hageman, have bought about a quarter of the 350 available tickets to “give the embattled congresswoman a piece of their minds.”
Cheney is in hot water after opposing American First policies, voting to impeach Donald Trump, and allying herself with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) January 6 committee, which has sought to investigate the January 6 incident without focusing on the alleged FBI informants at the Capitol.