Disgraced former MP Liz Cheney (R-WY) launched a xenophobic attack on Elon Musk on Wednesday.
Cheney, who received the preemptive pardon from former President Joe Biden for any crimes she may have committed since 2014, responded to Elon Musk's one-word Xweet. Musk only wrote “interesting.”
Musk was responding to it xweet It was revealed Cheney essentially began his government career at USAID, a government outlet that is currently being fired from Musk's Doge Group.
“Liz Cheney, who led the Trump blunder each and a massive incarceration campaign against thousands of Trump supporters, was born from USAID,” wrote Mike Benz, executive director of the Freedom Forum, online. .
The pardoned Warmonger, who felt clearly defensively, was pounded into Musk's “interesting” comments via her verified Xwitter account.
“Damn, @elon. I'm proud of what America did to win the Cold War, defeat Soviet Communism and defend democracy.” I wrote it. “Our country was standing for freedom. You weren't an American citizen yet, so you may not be used to that part of our history.”
After losing 37 points (28.9% to 66.3%) to Trump-backed candidates in the 2022 Republican primary, Cheney was widely ridiculed for his reaction to the wrong person. “@Elon” is not Elon Musk.
Still, it was an insult from Cheney to attack Musk's Americanism. First he chose to become an American. Secondly, the Cold War was not merely American thing. Yes, American leaders won the Cold War, but Cold War politics was a global battle for freedom and tyranny. You didn't have to live in America or be an American to understand those interests.
Furthermore, Cheney's comments once again reveal who the left really is. It's a cheap shot, a way to “other” Elon Musk, a McCarthy smear targeted at his Americanism.
However, since Cheney is a beloved, bubbling member on the far left, she doesn't have to fear the impact on this kind of story. Cheney and her Confederates on the left always blame Republicans and conservatives for their crimes: racism, violence, election interference, weaponization of the Department of Justice for political purposes; Fascism, censorship, book ban, McCarthyism, intolerance.
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