GOP lawmaker patience runs thin with Trump tactics | TheHill

Sen. Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderFormer GOP senator: Republicans cannot let Trump's 'reckless' post-election claims stand Key McConnell ally: Biden should get access to transition resources The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by the UAE Embassy in Washington, DC - Dems push McConnell on COVID-19 relief; Grassley contracts COVID-19 MORE (R-Tenn.), who is close to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellBiden decides on pick for secretary of State OVERNIGHT ENERGY: House Democrats push Biden to pick Haaland as next Interior secretary | Trump administration proposal takes aim at bank pledges to avoid fossil fuel financing | Wasserman Schultz pitches climate plan in race to chair Appropriations Key McConnell ally: Biden should get access to transition resources MORE (R-Ky.), on Friday issued a statement asserting Biden “has a very good chance” of being the next president and urging the administration “to provide the Biden team with all transition materials, resources, and meetings necessary to ensure a smooth transition.”Alexander, the chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, emphasized the importance of the next president being ready to distribute an anticipated COVID-19 vaccine.“The prompt and orderly transfer or reaffirmation of immense power after a presidential election is the most enduring symbol of our democracy,” he said.Rep. Fred UptonFrederick (Fred) Stephen UptonCheney, top GOP lawmakers ask Trump campaign for proof of election fraud Republicans who could serve in a Biden government House GOP lawmaker: Biden should be recognized as president-elect MORE (R), a veteran Michigan lawmaker, on Friday said, “I’m not seeing any evidence of fraud that would overturn 150,000-some-odd votes,” referring to Biden’s margin of victory in Michigan.Upton’s state was at the center of the storm this week.