Well, howdy there, Internet people.

It's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Bush, Cheney, Trump, Harris, and how the media is not

doing a great job with its coverage.

Somebody seen as the embodiment of everything that is wrong with the conservative movement

and the Republican Party, ultra-conservative Dick Cheney has said

he's voting Harris for president. I say again, Dick Birdshot Cheney will be voting for Harris.

But going beyond the headline, Cheney said that Trump can never be trusted with power again.

Cheney said that. Trump, for his part, called

Cheney an irrelevant rhino. Cheney is a Republican in name only? Cheney is the Republican

Party. For those who don't know, Cheney's first job in politics was as an intern for a Republican

congressperson in 1969.

He was the White House Deputy Chief of Staff under Ford.

Cheney went to Congress as a representative after flipping a blue seat red in 1978.

Along the way, he filled various positions and roles, including sectef.

Then he became vice president and was known as the most powerful vice president in history.

Incidentally, he was part of a Republican ticket that wasn't rejected by voters after their first term.

Love him or hate him? Cheney is the Republican Party.

It seems like a lot of the media is simply putting it out there that Bush Jr. isn't endorsing

either candidate. Fair enough, but I don't think that really gives us the whole story or a clear

picture of the situation. When it comes to Bush Jr., his failure to endorse Trump isn't really a surprise.

He didn't endorse him in 2016 either.

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