Republican Alaskans are pretty used to facepalming whenever Princess Lisa Murkowski makes a public statement. Awarded her Senate seat like a feudal title when her father was elected governor, she has, to give credit where credit is due, shown to have some survival instincts in Alaska politics.
Lately, it seems she’s pushing the boundaries of that coalition that’s keeping her in office. Her constant opposition to President Trump and his cabinet appointees is one thing, but now she’s released a joint statement with two Danish officials regarding Greenland — and she may be pushing some legal boundaries, as well.
Today, United States Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska and Co-Chair of the Standing Committee of Parliamentarians of the Arctic Region) and Aaja Chemnitz (Member of Danish Parliament representing Greenland for Inuit Ataqatigiit and Chair of the…
