Former President Donald Trump plans to meet with Republicans challenging Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) soon. Cheney, 54, has held Wyoming’s only seat in the House of Representatives since 2017. But she drew criticism for voting to impeach Trump—Trump was ultimately acquitted—and was ousted as the House Republican Conference chair in May. Trump said Tuesday that he is “paying close attention” to the primary race, adding that some pollsters have told him that Cheney will lose after supporting the effort to impeach him. “This is a ‘hot’ race with some very interesting candidates running against her,’ Trump said. “Remember though, in the end we just want ONE CANDIDATE running against Cheney. I’ll be meeting with some of her opponents in Bedminster next week and will be making my decision on who to endorse in the next few months. JUST ONE CANDIDATE. Thank you!” Cheney faces a number of challengers, including state …