Staff Reports
The spotlight of obnoxious obsession shines brightly on Liz Cheney yet again. This time, she’s managed to drag Donald Trump’s name into the election of a new pope. How predictable. The election of Pope Leo should have united people in celebration, but Cheney couldn’t resist turning it into another stage for her tired anti-Trump theatrics. Instead of highlighting this moment’s spiritual importance, Cheney saw it as yet another opportunity to grind her worn-out ax against the former president.
Cheney’s latest comments suggest how out of touch she has become. Her claim that the Catholic Church’s decision was a direct response to Trump is as delusional as it is desperate. For someone who insists on ranting about Trump’s supposed obsession with power, Cheney herself seems inextricably locked in a cycle of Trump-centric hysteria. It’s ironic how her rhetoric mirrors exactly what she accuses others of—a power struggle in her head, trying to stay relevant in a world that’s moved on.
Yes, Liz Cheney Somehow Made the New Pope About Trump. Liz Cheney has Stage IV TDS that appears to have become terminal. Will the unprecedented preemptive pardon from President AutoPen for her crimes on the J6 committee will actually hold water?
— GiveMeLiberty (@ru23052) May 12, 2025
But let’s be honest. Cheney is stuck in her echo chamber, where knee-jerk reactions and petty politicking rule her conversations. It’s no wonder she finds herself isolated, like a ship adrift at sea. Instead of actually engaging in meaningful discourse or offering fresh ideas, she’s stuck recycling the old ‘Orange Man Bad’ narrative. The real question is, does she think this constant obsession paints her in a good light? News flash: it doesn’t.
As she continues her crusade to get Democrats off their couches and into action, Cheney reveals another layer of her delusion. Her call to whip the Democratic Party into shape reveals an amusing level of arrogance. For someone who criticizes Trump for his alleged authoritarian tendencies, Cheney seems rather eager to whip the Democrats into a frenzy. Her insistence that they need strategies and plans to beat Trump suggests more about her frustrations than it does about revolutionary ideas.
Despite her loud musings and desperation to stay in the game, Cheney’s influence has shriveled to mere irrelevance. Her attempts to galvanize the Democrats come across as almost comedic, reminiscent of a parent scolding a group of rebellious teens. Instead of accepting that her time has passed, she keeps propping up the same tired grievances. But hey, at least she provides some entertainment in this political circus, right? At this point, maybe the best service she can provide is being the punchline of her own story.
