Murkowski, Cassidy criticize Jan. 6 pardons for people who assaulted police
- Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski criticized President Donald Trump's pardon of 1,500 defendants related to the January 6 protest, stating, "I strongly denounce the blanket pardons given to the violent offenders who assaulted these brave men and women in uniform."
- Murkowski's disapproval reflects concerns shared by other Republicans, including Senator Thom Tillis, who stated, "Anybody who is convicted of assault on a police officer, I can't get there at all."
- Murkowski also opposed Trump's desire to restore the name Mt. McKinley to North America's highest mountain, arguing that it should remain Denali, the name used by the Koyukon Athabascans.
- Despite criticism from conservatives, Murkowski has maintained her position, stating, "I strongly disagree with the President's decision on Denali" and advocating for respect towards Alaska's first people.
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