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Liz Cheney praises Kamala Harris for Dem convention speech she says ‘Reagan could have given’
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0:47Now PlayingFormer Rep. Liz Cheney lavished praise on Vice President Kamala Harris Sunday and called her nomination address “a speech that Ronald Reagan could have given.”
Cheney, a Wyoming Republican and rival of former President Donald Trump, commended Harris’ address to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago last month as she explained why she defended her decision to vote against the GOP nominee this year.
“If you look at Vice President Harris’ speech, for example, at the Democratic Convention, it is a speech that Ronald Reagan could have given. It’s a speech that George Bush could have given,” Cheney told ABC News’ “This Week” on Sunday.
Cheney said the vice president casted herself as a hardliner on foreign policy and vowed to ensure the US has the “strongest, most lethal fighting force in the world” during the speech.
“It’s very much an embrace and an understanding of the exceptional nature of this great nation. A love of America. A recognition that America is a special place.”
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