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    Liz Cheney's Choice: House Or Senate?

    The Wyoming
    by Susan Davis May 22, 2019 3 minutes

    Rep. Liz Cheney does not mince words, but when it comes to her own political ambitions, the Wyoming Republican has nothing to say right now.

    "I don't have any announcements to make about that," a tight-lipped Cheney told reporters at a recent press conference dominated by questions about her political future.

    The question Cheney is weighing is whether or not to run for the Senate, prompted by GOP Sen. Mike Enzi's decision to retire in 2020. Cheney's ambition for the in 2014, in a short-lived bid marked by acrimony that divided the GOP — and her own family.

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