Murkowski’s moderation aggravates the Alaska Republican Party. But for her annual address to the Legislature, Murkowski didn’t budge from the center.
While former President Donald Trump continues to tighten his hold on the Republican party, Sen. Lisa Murkowski made clear in her annual speech to the Alaska Legislature that she’s immune to that force field.“As the elections approach, there’s going to be pressure to show whether you’re with the Republicans or with the Democrats, with probably very little in between,” she said.
Murkowski offered high praise for Congresswoman Mary Peltola, even though Peltola is a Democrat and she’s running for re-election this year. Murkowski credited her with helping to close a loophole that allowed Russian seafood into the American market. “And Mary helped push that with the administration,” Murkowski said. “She’s also working tirelessly to educate her House colleagues about issues like fisheries and resources in Alaska. She may be one of 435, but she stands out. And she too is making a difference for Alaska.”last week, as Trump urged them to do. And she emphasized her support for aid to Ukraine and other allies – an issue that divides congressional Republicans.
Murkowski called both President Biden and Trump “deeply flawed candidates.” She told reporters after the speech that she hopes Nikki Haley can defy the odds to become the Republican nominee for president.is one of our partner stations in Anchorage. KTOO collaborates with partners across the state to cover important news and to share stories with our audiences.
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