A GOP senator who has opposed both accusations of old President Trump
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“I always want to make sure we nominate someone who can win in November. Lisa Murkowski knows Alaska better than anyone, and she’s an incredible fighter for American energy. She has not yet announced whether she will even run again. If she “I’m going to support her,” Barrasso said.
“As far as Liz Cheney in Wyoming is concerned, we are working closely together to fight the Biden government,” he added about his co-legislator in Wyoming.
“So I support her. I do not completely agree with her on the issue of accusation. She voted one way, I voted the other,” he continued.
His comments come in response to a statement released by the former president this week after Murkowski broke up with her party to vote for the confirmation of Deb Haaland
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“I do not know where other people will be next year, but I know where I will be – in Alaska fighting a disloyal and very bad senator,” Trump said.
Trump’s anger apparently also remains focused on Cheney, due to her reputation as the only accusation-supporting member of House GOP leadership.
A CNN investigation last month exposed the president’s efforts to encourage IDP leaders to expose her leadership position and also encouraged the primary challengers.