A GOP senator who opposed both of the former’s accusations President Trump
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In an interview with Chuck Todd
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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 hasn’t announced if she’s even going to run again. , I’m going to support her, ”said Barrasso.
“As for Liz Cheney in Wyoming, we are working closely together in the fight against the Biden government,” he added from his fellow Wyoming legislator.
“So, I support her. I completely disagree with her on the issue of impeachment. She voted one way. I voted the other,” he continued.
His comments came in response to a statement the former president released this week after Murkowski broke with her party to vote to confirm Rep. Deb Haaland
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“I don’t know where other people will be next year, but I know where I will be – campaigning in Alaska against an unfaithful and very bad senator,” Trump said.
Trump’s anger also reportedly continues to target Cheney for her fame as the sole impeachment support member of the House GOP leadership.
A CNN investigation last month revealed the president’s efforts to encourage GOP leaders to remove Cheney from her leadership position while pursuing primary challengers.