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Murkowski, one of few Republican senators to have publicly opposed President Donald Trump, was voicing concern about his administration's wide-ranging effort to seek revenge against a lengthy list of individuals perceived as political enemies.

But a senator, Edwin Sifuna, defended the documentary saying there were no "fabrications" in it.

But in private, GOP representatives and senators speak openly about Trump’s treatment of their caucus not as a check or equal partner, but as a vassal of his presidency.

So far, the party's senators and representatives have virtually given Trump free rein to do whatever he likes.

House members in swing districts and senators in purple states are probably starting to feel a little bit antsy.