Steele underscored the significance of the Cheneys' endorsement, stating: 'I think it's profoundly important... it affirms the permission structure for center-right voters to say it's OK to vote for a Democrat.' His defense is rooted in the belief that for many Republicans, this choice signals a broader acceptance of options beyond strict party lines.
On the accusations of being a RINO, Steele stated, 'All of these pretenders... calling someone like me a RINO need to step it down a little bit. You haven't done the work.' This highlights his perspective on genuine Republican values compared to the current dynamics within the party.
Steele emphasized his commitment to constitutional values, stating, 'This is not about, Oh yeah, now, I'm a Democrat for Kamala Harris. No, I'm an American who's going to elect a president who cares about the Constitution.' His remark reflects a push for principled governance over party allegiance.
He noted the historic significance of Liz Cheney's endorsement, saying it represents a significant personal evolution: 'For a lot of Republicans, that's a big step.' Steele argues that such moves can reshape the political landscape and encourage moderates.
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