Breaking News: former congresswoman Liz Cheney about to launch 2028 campaign , promising strong leadership full cooperation and constitutional accountability
In a move that has been quietly anticipated by political observers across the spectrum, former Congresswoman Liz Cheney is poised to formally launch her campaign for the presidency in 2028. Sources close to Cheney confirmed on Friday that she will make an official announcement in the coming weeks, outlining a platform focused on restoring principled leadership, fostering bipartisan cooperation, and upholding constitutional integrity.
Cheney, a Republican who represented Wyoming’s at-large congressional district from 2017 to 2023, rose to national prominence in recent years for her outspoken criticism of former President Donald Trump and her unwavering defense of democratic institutions. As Vice Chair of the House Select Committee investigating the January 6th Capitol attack, Cheney became a leading voice for accountability within her own party—earning both admiration and political backlash.
In a pre-announcement statement shared with reporters, Cheney said:
> “America is at a crossroads. We face deep challenges, both at home and abroad. The only way forward is through strong, principled leadership that tells the truth, honors the Constitution, and brings Americans together. I’m ready to lead that effort.”
A Platform Rooted in Accountability and Unity
Cheney’s campaign is expected to emphasize three central pillars:
Strong Leadership: Advocating a return to integrity and seriousness in American leadership, particularly in the face of global instability and domestic polarization.
Full Cooperation: Calling for cross-party collaboration to address critical issues like national security, economic inequality, and climate resilience.
Constitutional Accountability: Reinforcing the rule of law, defending institutions, and combating authoritarian threats to American democracy.
While her relationship with much of the Republican Party remains tense, Cheney has cultivated a growing base of independents, moderates, and disaffected voters from both parties who see her as a credible alternative to extreme partisanship.
Building a Coalition Beyond Party Lines
Early campaign strategy suggests Cheney will position herself as a unifying figure for what she describes as a “pro-democracy coalition” — an appeal not just to traditional conservatives, but also centrists and even some liberals concerned about the erosion of democratic norms.
Though her candidacy will likely face stiff resistance in a Republican primary dominated by Trump-aligned figures, Cheney appears prepared to mount either a competitive GOP bid or a potential independent campaign, should she be shut out of the primary process.
Looking Ahead
With her name recognition, fundraising capacity, and a clear message, Cheney’s entry into the 2028 race promises to shake up the early contours of the presidential field. Political analysts note that her candidacy may test the appetite among American voters for a post-partisan, Constitution-first vision of leadership.
Cheney is expected to officially announce her campaign at a major event in early summer, with stops planned across key primary and battleground states in the following months.
As the political landscape continues to evolve, one thing is clear: Liz Cheney’s campaign is set to reignite debates about the soul of American democracy—and what kind of leadership the nation wants in the years to come.