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Liz Cheney (Elizabeth Lynne Cheney) – Public Profile

Elizabeth Lynne Cheney, known publicly as Liz Cheney, was born on July 28, 1966 in Madison, Wisconsin. She is an American attorney and politician who has been a prominent public figure in national security, constitutional governance, and U.S. policy debates.

Early life and education

• Education: Colorado College (B.A. in History) and the University of Chicago Law School (J.D.).
• Family: daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney and Lynne Cheney.

Political career and roles

• U.S. Representative for Wyoming’s at-large district, 2017–2023.
• Chair, House Republican Conference, 2019–2021.
• Vice Chair, House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack (2021–2022).
• Key public figure in national security and constitutional governance debates; advocate for accountability and rule of law.
• Lost the Wyoming Republican primary in 2022 to Harriet Hageman and left Congress in January 2023.

News and public activity

• Gained wide attention for her role in the January 6th investigation and ensuing policy discussions on democracy and security.
• Continued public commentary through writing, media appearances, and speaking engagements on national security, constitutional rights, and democratic norms.

Recent projects and public work

• Authoring and contributing to policy commentary and public discourse on governance and national security.
• Engagement in public speaking, interviews, and editorial work focused on democratic processes and the rule of law.

Social media and online presence

• Official website: lizcheney.com
• Public profiles exist on major platforms (search for "Liz Cheney" on X/Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube) for statements, appearances, and policy commentary.