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A Lesson from Liz Cheney’s Loss

August 26, 2022
Life and Books and Everything
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People know when their leaders no longer like them

In this episode, Kevin reads from an article he wrote for WORLD reflecting on one lesson from Liz Cheney’s 37-point defeat in Wyoming’s Republican primary.

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