Former Republican Representatives Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger inadvertently bolstered Representative Jim Jordan’s bid for the position of Speaker of the House.
Their vehement opposition to Jordan’s candidacy sparked a wave of support among conservatives who view their disapproval as an endorsement of Jordan’s commitment to Republican values.
At a time when our nation stands at a critical juncture, Jordan has emerged as a beacon of hope for the Republican conference. His call for unity and his belief in overcoming the challenges that America faces resonate with the core principles of the party.
His positive leadership is seen as a much-needed antidote to the divisive politics that currently plague our nation.
.@Liz_Cheney: “If the Republicans decide that Jim Jordan should be the Speaker of the House…There would no longer be any possible way to argue that a group of elected Republicans could be counted on to defend the Constitution.” pic.twitter.com/Li4BeDgKes
— Republican Accountability (@AccountableGOP) October 5, 2023
Cheney and Kinzinger, on the other hand, have been blinded by their disdain for former President Trump, leading them to oppose Jordan’s candidacy. Their opposition, however, has ironically become one of the strongest arguments in favor of Jordan’s suitability for the role of Speaker.
Their inability to see beyond their personal biases has led them to overlook Jordan’s potential to lead the Republican conference effectively.
Cheney’s allegations against Jordan, accusing him of being part of a conspiracy with Trump to overturn the 2020 election, have been met with skepticism. Her claims seem to be rooted more in her personal animosity towards Trump than in any concrete evidence.
Similarly, Kinzinger’s warning against electing Jordan or anyone like him as Speaker seems to be driven more by his own political agenda than by any genuine concern for the Republican Party.
Both Cheney and Kinzinger have faced significant backlash from their party for their roles in Pelosi’s one-sided January 6 committee. Cheney lost her primary, while Kinzinger chose not to seek re-election, signaling their dwindling influence within the party.
War pig Cheney, who's family legacy is millions dead and trillions spent in decades of war for profit, doesn't like Jordan as Speaker of the House… pic.twitter.com/micrmoHa4n
— CaptMike (@getcloserhome) October 6, 2023
In contrast, Jordan has been serving his party diligently as the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, holding the Justice Department accountable and addressing key issues such as soaring crime rates, open border policies, and the struggling economy.
Jordan’s commitment to addressing these pressing issues has earned him the respect and support of his fellow Republicans. His focus on unity and overcoming challenges aligns with the core values of the Republican Party, making him a strong contender for the position of Speaker.
The opposition of Cheney and Kinzinger to Jordan’s candidacy has inadvertently strengthened his bid for the Speaker’s role. Their personal biases clouded their judgment, leading them to overlook Jordan’s potential as a leader.
As the Republican Party seeks to navigate the challenges ahead, it needs a leader like Jordan who can unite the party and uphold its core values. The opposition from Cheney and Kinzinger only serves to underscore Jordan’s suitability for this crucial role.
