Sens. Murkowski and Collins Could Leave the GOP

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Rep. Mike Gallagher has decided to leave in April. He decided on that date to give the House a one-person majority. If he left now, his constituents could hold a special election, but leaving in April denies them that opportunity. The Democrats are going to fill one of their seats, and there goes the majority.

Also, at a time when Republicans might win the Senate. Lisa Murkowski might leave the Republican Party, and Susan Collins is rumored to be considering the same move.

The swamp won’t let Donald Trump run the country, even if he wins. Yet, who is complaining about the dictator in the Oval Office who is clearly following Barack Obama’s orders?

Sometimes, I wonder if people like Murkowski and Gallagher see the handwriting on the wall and are surrendering because it benefits them. Granted, they hate Donald Trump, but doesn’t the country come first?

Senator Lisa Murkowski and potentially Senator Susan Collins, who are barely Republicans, are considering leaving the Republican Party if Donald Trump is the candidate.

When asked if she would become an Independent, Murkowski said, “Oh, I think I’m very independent-minded.” She added, “I just regret that our party is seemingly becoming a party of Donald Trump.”

Pressed on if that meant she might become an independent, Murkowski said: “I am navigating my way through some very interesting political times. Let’s just leave it at that.”

Senator Susan Collins says she will not endorse Donald Trump, even if he becomes the Republican Party’s nominee for president.

As a result, people are spreading rumors that she is also thinking of becoming an Independent. There is no confirmation yet.


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liars unwanted
liars unwanted
1 year ago

that’s fine Lisa–be sure to return the 13 mil that was handed over to you last election by McConnell—that’s not YOURS

Joan
Joan
1 year ago

That would be a gift …wonderful!!!!!

Tim Kuehl
Tim Kuehl
1 year ago

These two remind me of Jim Jeffords who left the Republican Party after the 2000 election to become an independent because he believed no political party should control the White House and Congress. Of course he had no problem when Democrats did it.

Popeye the Project Boy
Popeye the Project Boy
1 year ago

Money talks but dark money talks the loudest.
Dark money is darker than we’ll ever know . .

The Prisoner
The Prisoner
1 year ago

The GOP is infested with saboteurs. This year, it seems unlikely that even the overt efforts of Mitch to lose the senate for the 3rd straight time will succeed. The numbers are so good, that the GOP should get the majority. So these 2 ladies step in to change that.

saminia
saminia
1 year ago

Murkowski was rejected by Alaska Republicans last time, so she ran as a write-in candidate. She was out of the GOP back then. Good riddance. Maybe Alaska voters will wake up this time? Will the rest of the voters wake up this time?
These leftist RINOs are quite willing to destroy America. Quislings all.

The Prisoner
The Prisoner
1 year ago
Reply to  saminia

Rank choice voting in Alaska and Maine make it so those states can never get a conservative senator ever again.

Obama's pal
Obama's pal
1 year ago

Were they ever members of it? They have both voted more often with Demorats than the GOP. I can’t think of a better reason for denying mymen the right to vote than these two wymen. Look at Pelosi, AOC, Waters, the Hildabeast, Mooochelle, Rice, and all the rest and explain to me what sterling examples they are as role models for women or other living thinking beings.