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So far, there are several GOP senators that are sticking with President Trump. It’s a move that puzzles the MSM, so let’s take a closer look. #Senate #GOP #SenateMajority #2020election #Trump #Democrats #Republicans

Washington, DC – GOP Senators around the country are sticking with President Trump. It’s for a good reason too, because they know the truth. The truth that if they want a chance to win, they have to stick with their party’s leader.

Early Monday, FiveThirtyEight ran an articlethat the move to stick with President Trump may hurt these Senators. The biggest argument used is in the case of McSally in…

(via Names)

McSally’s refusal to publicly take a side on numerous issues of major interest to voters in the state—her noncommittal response to the Supreme Court’s decision on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program on Thursday being a representative example—has added to the perception that she cares more about politics than policy.

But on the issue of Trump, McSally has been almost unwavering in her public support since her appointment, redirecting frustration with the president’s coronavirus response to condemn China’s role in the pandemic.

“I learned the day I entered the military, never trust a communist,” McSally told reporters in May when asked about reports that Trump had dismissed early warnings about the potential severity of the novel coronavirus. “China is to blame for this pandemic and the death of thousands of Americans.”

Meghan McCain: McSally ‘Didn’t Earn’ the Senate Seat She Inherited From My Dad

mmmaybe about 50 years late on that tactic? 

(via Too Late, Martha McSally Discovers Standing By Her Man Donald Trump Was A Really Stupid Idea - Wonkette)\

McSally: Cities see taxpayers as a "cash cow" for coronavirus relief 2020

GOP Senator Martha McSally said she would not commit to additional financial aid to "poorly managed" communities, and said Arizona taxpayers were seen as "money cows" for coronavirus relief.

"This is not the time for us in Arizona and you are surprised to pay for mismanagement in Chicago," said McSally during a digital city hall. "The left is currently campaigning for this. We are committed to…

But instead of releasing the fund on time as directed by Congress and as promised in federal court, Trump  appears ready to use the $8 billion for political gain. His visit to Phoenix on Tuesday features Sen. Martha McSally (R-Arizona),  whose coronavirus relief efforts are playing heavily into her  re-election campaign. McSally, who is trailing Democratic challenger Mark Kelly by wide margins in several polls, has in fact taken   credit for ensuring the $8 billion was included in the CARES Act. Even though her Republican party controls the U.S. Senate, she has told tribal leaders and advocates that she had to fight for its inclusion in the final package.