Leaked chats proves Liz Cheney’s witness is a complete fraud

Following evidence provided a few weeks ago, Wyoming GOP Rep. Liz Cheney, who serves as vice-chair of the Democratic-led Jan. 6 committee, and her star witness, Cassidy Hutchinson, are facing difficult questions.

Newly discovered text conversations show that Hutchison did not have a positive opinion of the committee when she was first asked to provide testimony, according to an exclusive story from The Federalist.

According to text conversations allegedly from December 2020 to May 2021 that Mollie Hemingway got for The Federalist, Hutchinson conversed with other conservatives who were the targets of the Democratic-led Jan. 6 Committee.
Hutchinson bemoaned how dishonest the committee was in these private chats and defended Donald Trump and his government.

A handful of the texts Hutchinson sent are listed below:

Nearly three months after the Capitol disturbance, Hutchinson penned the following in one of his messages: “I would sooner shoot myself dead into the Potomac than see marine one flying around this city without 45 again.”

The following is another conversation Hutchinson had with a person who The Federalist has not named:

One former White House employee wrote her, “Other than a handful of inconsequential conversations, I basically have no documents or anything they’re asking about.”

She said, “Same.

In response to the subpoena in November, Hutchinson stated, “We were [f—-] by Bennie Thompson,” the committee’s nominal chair. She made light of the fact that he would be imprisoning her and expressed the wish for another friend to pay her a visit. Hutchinson referred to the panel’s investigation as “bs” in a text that was published by the Daily Caller earlier this month.

A lengthy statement from Hutchinson’s letter to the Committee’s two anti-Trump “Republicans,” Reps. Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, from September 2021 is provided below:

Cheney and Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger, the two Republicans chosen by Pelosi to serve on the committee, were disparaged by Hutchinson as a “crop of losers.” Hutchinson said she didn’t believe Kinzinger or Cheney would adopt that strategy because “their egos are too [f——] large,” in reference to other anti-Trump extremists who chose not to run for re-election rather than risk losing to Republican voters.

She made fun of their identity as “The REPUBLICAN MARTYRS.”

Just two months prior to her appearance, Hutchinson said in a series of mails, “I think Liz being the ‘future of the GOP’ is a tremendous stretch. “I believe she has the ability to solidify the anti-Trump, anti-RINO movement and really profit off of it on a national level. She can never make the situation better for herself. Ever.”

She wrote, “Even if Trump disappeared off the face of the Earth, her neocon policies are not where the ideological politics of the base currently are or will be. She acknowledged, though, that Cheney’s animosity toward Trump has been greatly amplified and supported by corporate media.

However, I do believe that the GOP will benefit from her move because she has the media clout, the will, and the competitive spirit to take advantage of it.

Early in July, texts revealed that Hutchinson had called the committee’s subpoena “BS” and made it obvious that she was not at all pleased that U.S. Marshals had come to her residence to personally deliver it.

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In contrast, Cheney is about to pay the price for her anti-Trump campaign given that a poll shows she is trailing Trump supporter Harriet Hageman by a staggering 30 points in Wyoming.