'I cannot live in fear of a tweet.' Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski brushed off a series of critical tweets from President Trump, including the President's promise to campaign against her when she's up for reelection.
Trump made the threat after Murkowski applauded a statement from former Marine Gen. James Mattis -- in which the former secretary of defense castigated Trump as"the first president in my lifetime who does not try to unite the American people" amid nationwide protests over the police killing of George Floyd -- as"true, and honest and necessary and overdue.""I made the comments that I made," Murkowski told CNN on Monday."I stand by them.
"I already made my comments on the President's actions last week, so I really don't have anything more to add," Collins said, referring to her criticism of Trump's handling of the clearing out of peaceful protesters from Lafayette Square, after which he visited the nearby St. John's Episcopal Church for a photo opportunity with a Bible.Collins has repeatedly refused to say if she is backing Trump's reelection bid.
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