Wyoming GOP leaders will no longer recognize Liz Cheney over Trump vote

State of play: The Republican parties of Park county, in the state's northwest, and Carbon county, in the south, voted to no longer recognize Cheney as a GOP leader.

• Both county boards passed their resolutions unanimously and submitted letters about the votes to Cheney's office last week.
• Joey Correnti, chair of the Carbon County Republican Party, expects other counties to follow suit, according to the Star-Tribune.
• The resolutions have no legal effect on Cheney's party affiliation.

Flashback: Cheney was one of 10 Republican Congresspeople to support articles of impeachment that accused Trump of inciting insurrection against the U.S. government, after his supporters rioted at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.

• Consequently, she was formally censured by her state party in February and removed from her House leadership position in May.

What they're saying: "In short, and in the immortal words of the 45th President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump...'You’re Fired!'" both the Park and Carbon county letters read.

• Cheney's spokesperson Jeremy Adler told the Star-Tribune that she "knows that she and all elected officials are bound by their duty under the US Constitution, not by blind loyalty to one man."