Paul calls into Wyoming TV station to talk Cheney feud
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) called into a Wyoming TV station this week to discuss his feud with Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) and said that he thought Western Republicans aligned with him on foreign policy issues like Afghanistan.
Pressed during the interview with KTWO about what Wyoming residents would think about him calling one of their lawmakers “warmonger Cheney,” Paul said that he thought some Wyoming lawmakers were “offended” by Cheney “calling out the president all the time.”
“Well, you know I’ve been to Wyoming. I read recently the editorial by your representative Jared Olsen and Tyler Lindholm and they are kind of offended by Liz Cheney calling out the president all the time and advocating for war,” Paul told KTWO.
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