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From the Abraham Lincoln Radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast

Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty. The Armstrong and Getty show.

So probably the political, not probably, by far the political headline of the day

is a representative Liz Cheney losing in Wyoming. She was a sort of person that could have stayed

the Republican, the Republican House member from Wyoming for until she died, and maybe even

shortly thereafter. It's one of those seats. But she decided to make it her main thing in politics,

in national life, to try to stop Trump from ever being president again. And she volunteered to

co-chair the January 6th committee and all that sort of stuff, and made it her talking point

as she ran and she lost by a gazillion points yesterday. And so the total is,

with retirement some primaries, only two of the 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach Trump

in 2021 will be on the ballot in November. His revenge, it would seem pretty effective.

Yeah, and or the feeling of Republican voters that that was uncool. And Lisa Marskowski,

as the Senator from Alaska had voted to impeach Trump, and she got challenged by a Trump

back primary challenger. And that's still too close to calling it. It was within 300 votes

in the middle of the night. So that's a close one. So Trump is able to wield power against people

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