Impeachment

House minority leader Kevin McCarthy went on Fox News and talked about comments made by some GOP members about Wyoming representative Liz Cheney's ability as chairwomen.

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Well that didn't take long. Former President Donald Trump has now been acquitted by the United States Senate....AGAIN. I don't know about you, but I'm glad we didn't waste too much of our time on that circus of an impeachment...AGAIN. Although, I do have to be honest- I kind of hope the Democrat-led US Senate would keep wasting more time on this...

Tester appeared to present a remorseful tone in his prepared statement sent out to Montana news outlets, but the Washington Post noted that Tester audibly laughed as he saw his own remarks featured on the screen during the impeachment proceedings.

John Lott, Director of the Missoula based Crime Prevention Research Center, published an opinion piece in Town Hall on February 10 stating that President Trump was not lying about voter fraud, a major piece of his second impeachment trial.

Gaetz told the crowd at one point ''I've been in Wyoming an hour and I think I already know this state better than Liz Cheney."

"President Trump is no longer president, and guess what the chief justice is not presiding. So I don't believe there is a constitutional grounds to do this for a departed president. I call on Biden, stop this nonsense. We need to keep moving the country forward."

Rep. Liz Cheney is facing blowback from all sides after voting for a Trump impeachment.

The Constitution doesn't allow Wyoming to recall Liz Cheney.

The best part of the back and forth was when Ingraham asked Rep. Rosendale if the GOP "should leave the populist, conservative, America-first position and move back to the Bush-Cheney internationalism and wars of first choice or pre-emption."