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Can GOP Voters Handle the Truth?

Liz Cheney told the people of Wyoming and America to snap out of their Trump-induced trance.
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It’s rare to see a politician speak hard truths to surly—and even dangerous—fellow citizens, but that’s exactly what Liz Cheney did in her concession speech last night.

But first, here are three new stories from The Atlantic.


‘I Love My Country More.’

Representative Liz Cheney was blown out in her reelection bid last night. She lost the Wyoming Republican primary to , which in their is tantamount to losing the general election. Hageman was once a Cheney ally and a critic of Donald Trump, but she is now a Trump booster

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