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Move over, barking Hillary Clinton; Sen. Lisa Murkowski votes 'neigh' on amendment

In the least important news of the day that still counts as national politics, Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) possibly sent a signal to Hillary Clinton that she needs to up her game when it comes to her animal impressions.

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Clinton’s impression of a barking dog at a campaign stop was immediately filed under “Trainwreck,” but at least it won’t be entered into the Congressional Record.

https://twitter.com/lohphat/status/722539056614215684

Murkowski’s horse impression did accomplish something — who knew there was a horse protection amendment attached to the energy bill?

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