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7 U/ S! g8 n3 G! b Former U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney on Thursday questioned whether Rep. Jim Jordan should be disqualified from becoming Speaker of the House because of his role in the events leading up to the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.On the same night former President Donald Trump endorsed Jordan for the job Kevin McCarthy was voted out of, Cheney told a sold- stanley cup out crowd in Missoula, Montana that Jordan was at the top of the list of Republican lawmakers who enabled the riots.Cheney, who spoke at a Mansfie stanley puodelis ld Center event on the University of Montana campus Thursday, said extremists in the Republican party are becoming dangerous for democracy 鈥?singling out Jordan. The notion that the Republican Party is anywhere close to contemplating putting Jim Jordan into the position of Speaker of the House is something that tells you the level of risk we face in our democracy today,  Cheney said.  I would like to know, given that he was involved in all of the planning sessions that Donald Trump was involved in, why didn t Jim Jordan alert the Capitol Police  Why didn t he tell them what he knew  And I think that s a question that everybody should ask and certainly one that would disqualify him from being Speaker of the House. Former U.S. Rep. @Liz_Cheney spoke at last night s @MansfieldCenter lecture, moderated by former Mont. Gov. Marc Racicot, telling the crowd the role Rep. Jim Jordan played in the events leading up to J6 should disqualify him from becoming Speaker of the House. stanley mug  馃У pic.twitter/wsE9AJQt Vtfm Milwaukee Torrent Camp features overseas influence with German soccer players
; W" ~  ^' G5 b+ S3 }3 G MILWAUKEE 鈥?Milwaukee voters said they were impressed by the short lines, but consequently disappointed by the turnout in Wisconsins partisan primary election on Tuesday.People who voted in person i stanley quencher n Milwaukee experienced minimal if any wait times and nearly empty polling locations throughout the day. Sherry Davis said it took her just five minutes compared to several hours the last time she voted in April.THE NEWEST MURAL IN MILWAUKEE [PHOTO] There is no comparison, just complete opposite,  Davis said. The last one, it was just lines and lines of people,  added Joan Donner.  Today, its just unreal to me. I dont know where the people are unless everybody voted absentee, and I doubt that. Preventing the spread of coronavirus was still a top priority with poll workers and members of the National Guard wearing PPE.Tim Hoffman said he was surprised to learn that even though the statewide mask mandate is in effect, it doesnt apply to voters.Masks were recommended by the Wisconsin Elections Commission. Milwaukee polling locations provided free disposable  stanley spain masks to those who needed them. Im hoping that everyones wearing masks and being smart and we can slow the spread down as much as possible,  Hoffman said.The Milwaukee Election Commission expects more people to vote absentee or by mail than in person in this election. Marshall Lee planned on mailing his ballot but he decided to drop i stanley cups t off at a Kinnickinnic location instead. I felt it was best to just kind of walk it down here and