Trump slammed BLM and told Liz Cheney she is fired

At a rally in Casper, Wyoming, Trump rips BLM and tells Liz Cheney that she's fired. 

Trump speaking in Casper, Wyoming rally

He said once again that he would never return to Twitter as he had TruthSocial to use instead.

In addition, he floated the idea of a one-day voting with paper ballots. In addition to calling for the restoration of law and order, he calls for the strengthening of borders and measures to ensure election integrity. 

He warned of the possibility of World War III and nuclear war in a grim note. 

Hageman delivering her speech to the audience

Meanwhile, Harriet Hageman, a Wyoming congressional candidate, lashed out at Liz Cheney and condemned a wide range of policies from the green new deal to illegal immigration. Hageman warned Democrats that their policies could "turn the greatest country on earth into a third-world failure" and accused the Jan. 6 commission of "gaslighting" conservatives.

Earlier this week, Cheney announced she will seek re-election saying that Wyoming is an important state and winning this election is essential. In her words, "if we do not stand for truth, civil rights, and the rule of law, if we do not uphold our founding principles, the miracle of our constitutional republic will be lost." "We must prevent that from happening."

 

Cheney was ousted from the GOP House leadership last year because of her opposition to Trump. 

Several recent indications suggest Cheney's chances for re-election are slim. In a poll conducted by the Club for Growth, which is opposed to Cheney, Hageman "won 56 percent of the vote to Cheney's 26 percent."