Former Republican congresswoman Liz Cheney has publicly endorsed Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris, encouraging Republican women to support Harris discreetly if they oppose Donald Trump. During joint events in swing states, Cheney expressed her concern regarding women's access to medical care post-Roe v. Wade, stating that the current situation is 'unsustainable' and urging for a compassionate approach to governance. Despite her anti-abortion stance, she criticized states like Texas for their potential overreach in accessing women's medical records. Cheney highlighted the growing disillusionment among Republican voters with Trump and emphasized the importance of voting one's conscience without fear of backlash. This endorsement could indicate Cheney's potential role in a future Harris administration, as she calls for federal protections for women's rights. The upcoming election on November 5 is seen as crucial, particularly in battleground states where a shift in voter support could impact the outcome significantly.