Liz Cheney appeared on the podcast “Pod Save America” today urging fellow establishment neoconservative Nikki Haley to stay in the presidential primary race to challenge President Trump’s re-election bid.
Cheney claimed Haley should “stay in as long as she has to” and “compete through Super Tuesday” in order to defeat President Trump whom she labeled as an “existential threat” to the nation.
Cheney’s pleas are a desperate attempt by the failed Bush-era neocon wing of the Republican party to thwart the populist movement President Trump has championed.
The America First agenda has been overwhelmingly embraced by Republican voters who support ending foolish foreign interventions, strong borders, fair trade deals, and putting America’s interests first.
Since his historic victory over Hillary Clinton in 2016 and the purple revolution he ushered in, President Trump has transformed the GOP into a party for the working men and women it always should have been.
Haley has attempted to walk the line between the new populist base and old guard neocon establishment but her allegiances are clear.
Her support for foreign interventions in Syria and open hostility toward Russia reveal her to be cut from the same cloth as disgraced warmongers from the Bush administration like John Bolton.
Republican primary voters will undoubtedly see through her charade and realize she is being propped up by elitists like Cheney who have been rejected time and again.
Cheney’s warped belief that neoconservatives who plunged the nation into foolish wars that resulted in thousands of lives lost and trillions of dollars wasted represent anything other than a failed fringe movement shows how out of touch she is with the American people.
President Trump’s America First doctrine of non-interventionism, economic nationalism and strong borders is the platform of the future.
Haley has no path to victory and will be defeated handily on Super Tuesday if she even makes it that far.
Her candidacy is nothing more than a vanity project being exploited by bitter neoconservatives seeking to relive the glory days of pre-Trump Republican politics.
But make no mistake, the populist revolution is here to stay and the era of neoconservatism in the GOP is over thanks to President Trump!
