Since the 1970’s, there has always been a Cheney family member in the upper echelon of Republican leadership. That changed today, as Liz Cheney was voted out of her position as the third ranking Republican in the House. This was following her continuous criticism of President Trump and her outspoken rebuttal of the “Big Lie.” Now, it looks like Elise Stefanik, a once moderate Republican from New York, will take her place. In this episode, Drew and Alex look into what is next. They talk about how this is a disturbing trend in the Republican Party in which loyalty supersedes ideology. They wonder how moderates can stay afloat in this post-democratic party. What will future elections look like when the majority of GOP voters think that Biden isn’t a duly elected president. Could Liz Cheney run for president? Or is this the end of the two party system?