Liz Cheney doesn't just want to defeat Donald Trump and his Republican enablers. She's also talking about the possibility of a new political party.

Liz Cheney thinks conservatives might have to consider a future beyond the Republican party. During the Cap Times Idea Fest in Madison, Wisconsin, on Friday, the former congresswoman from Wyoming said she’s had a hard time reckoning with what the GOP has become and wondered if it may be time for a new political party to emerge.

Former Rep. Liz Cheney, who has emerged as perhaps the most vocal and visible conservative critic of former President Donald Trump, suggested Friday night that a new political party might need to be created to replace the Republican Party

Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) indicated in an interview at The Capital Times Idea Fest in Madison, Wisc., that conservatives could end up forming a new kind of conservative party, arguing that “far too much has happened that’s too damaging” in the Republican Party.

Liz Cheney doesn't just want to defeat Donald Trump and his Republican enablers. She's also talking about the possibility of a new political party.

While several former high-profile Republicans have recently been ostracized from the party for not falling in line with former President Donald Trump, one is now suggesting those on the outside form a new party.