Former Vice President Dick Cheney and his daughter, Liz Cheney, have endorsed Kamala Harris for president, underscoring their belief that Donald Trump poses an unprecedented threat to the U.S. Constitution and democracy. Liz Cheney, a staunch Republican and vocal critic of Trump, urged conservatives to vote for Harris rather than writing in another candidate’s name, emphasizing the importance of taking a definitive stand against Trump. This endorsement comes amid speculation about whether former President George W. Bush would similarly endorse a candidate, which his office has denied, stating he has retired from presidential politics. Cheney's endorsement marks a significant shift, given her previous criticism of Harris's policies. Despite facing backlash from Trump supporters, the Cheneys' stance reflects broader concerns among some Republicans about Trump's influence and actions. Other prominent Republicans, including Mike Pence and Mitt Romney, have refrained from endorsing Trump, indicating a deep divide within the party.