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From the Lever's reader-supported newsroom, I'm David Sorota.

I worked on Capitol Hill in the lead-up to the Iraq War.

If you had told me back then that the Democratic nominee for president in

2024 would be touting support from the Cheney family,

I might not have believed you.

And if I did believe you, I might have thrown

up in my mouth. But here we are in the final weeks of the 2024 election. And Democratic nominee

Kamala Harris and her vice presidential nominee Tim Walts have not only accepted the endorsement

of Dick Cheney and his daughter Liz Cheney, they've aggressively and

repeatedly touted those endorsements as a way to try to court Republican voters. Many liberals see

the Cheney gambit as a no-brainer with all upside. But if you're like me and you don't want

to see Donald Trump win again, maybe you're a little worried about the assumptions and the risks baked into this political

calculation.

On this special edition of Levertime on our premium feed exclusively for paying subscribers,

we talk about all of this with Adam McKay, the writer and director of the Academy Award

nominated film, Vice, which dove deep into

the Cheney dynasty, its political goals, and its ideological objectives.

We explore some big questions.

Will the Democrats embrace of the Cheney's attract Republican swing voters and win them

the election?

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