Mike Enzi way up on Liz Cheney in Wyoming

By Michael J.W. Stickings

Question: Who's even less popular than Dick Cheney? (Please answer in the form of a question.)

Answer: Er, how about Liz Cheney?

Bingo.

Liz Cheney's support has faded in Wyoming since the summer, according to internal polling conducted for a super PAC that's been running ads against her and shared exclusively with POLITICO.

Sen. Mike Enzi (R) has expanded his lead over the former vice president's daughter by 12 points among likely primary voters since August. The three-term incumbent was up 52 points, 69 percent to 17 percent, in a survey conducted by Bob Wickers of The Wickers Group at the end of October.

Okay, this is an Enzi-friendly poll, but still. (Other polls show pretty much the same.)

It was always going to be an uphill battle for Liz to unseat a fairly popular incumbent, but maybe it also has something to do with the fact that she's completely crazy, absolutely nuts, and downright insane.