“I’m honored that the people of Wyoming have entrusted me to continue to fight for our shared values as their lone voice in the House of Representatives. We have so many important challenges ahead of us and I look forward to standing up for Wyoming’s interests and values.” “I want to thank each of my […]

Washington – This morning, House Republican Conference Chair Liz Cheney joined “Fox and Friends” to preview tonight’s first presidential debate and highlighted Joe Biden’s track record of hiding from tough questions and Kamala Harris’ extreme, far-left voting record. Watch the full interview here and see excerpts of her answers below: SEN. JOE LIEBERMAN: I’m not going to indulge […]

For this election, Cheney is the best choice. Wyoming needs a strong representative in the U.S. House, and she is prepared to fulfill that role right now.

Along the campaign trail Cheney said she constantly meets people who are facing hardships because of the economy and federal regulation. “There’s just a real sense that Wyoming has been hurt more than any place else in the last eight years of the Obama administration.”

Liz Cheney announced general election endorsements from numerous leaders and former elected officials from across Wyoming. This latest round of support clearly indicates that Liz Cheney has strong momentum heading into the final week of the campaign.

“Without a doubt, a vote for Hillary will be to unemploy a good share of my constituency. The goal of Secretary Clinton is to go to renewables only – that’s her eventual goal. By voting for her, you are basically agreeing that in the future we will be all renewables. That’s 20, 30, 40 years out, but you are basically starting the process today.”

Cheney for Wyoming campaign manager Bill Novotny issued the following statement on this evening’s congressional debate sponsored by the Casper Star Tribune, WyomingPBS and Casper College.

While Hillary Clinton is hoping for a bump in Wyoming from Ryan Greene’s support, Liz Cheney released a statement on her endorsement from Wyoming’s oldest oil and largest petroleum trade association, and who she is supporting for President of the United States.

“Some Democrats questioned whether Greene was pandering to conservative voters – since he’ll need their support if he’s to win Wyoming’s only House seat – while abandoning voters in his own party.”