Former President Donald Trump shared an edited picture of Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) during a rally to mock her.
During a rally over the weekend in Cheney’s home state, Trump took a shot at the Congresswoman by sharing an edited picture of her.
The picture superimposed former President George W. Bush’s face on Cheney’s.
“She’s the face of the Washington swamp and the same failed foreign policy of the Clintons, Bushes, the Obamas, Bidens, and the entire sick political establishment,” Trump said.
He continued, “I think she looks good. She looks nice.”
President Trump at WY rally “Liz Cheney is about AMERICA LAST” pic.twitter.com/dkLfA3XkYx
— RSBN 🇺🇸 (@RSBNetwork) May 28, 2022
Trump went on:
“Liz Cheney is about America last. She’s weak on border security — by the way very weak on border security — and as House conference chair she sent every Republican member of Congress talking points on amnesty ripped word for word from the Biden White House — literally word for word.”
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He added, “It’s time you finally have a representative who will put America first and who’s looking to Make America Great Again.”
The crowd cheered in response.
This is not the first time Trump shared this photo.
In September, Trump sent the picture out in an email.
Trump sent this photo out from his “office” of Liz Cheney and President Bush cropped together. Yes, this actually came from a former President of the United States, not a teen boy in his parent’s basement. The same man who had access to the nuclear codes. pic.twitter.com/PPbXbLNQvj
— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) September 24, 2021
He called it a “must-see” picture.
Cheney fell out of favor with Trump and his allies after repeatedly pushing back against his unfounded claims of widespread fraud in the 2020 presidential election. House Republicans stripped the Wyoming Congresswoman of her leadership post in May 2021, as IJR reported.
In September, he endorsed Wyoming attorney Harriet Hageman in her primary bid against Cheney.
The Wyoming Congresswoman responded to the endorsement with two words. She tweeted, “Bring it.”
