The Utah senator received national backlash following two posts on X that tied the alleged shooter to the Democratic Party.

Sen. Tina Smith (D-Minn.) on Monday confronted Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) over of series of comments he made blaming Democrats for the fatal shooting of a Minnesota state lawmaker. Shortly after the Senate began its Monday evening vote,

Available evidence does not support Sen. Mike Lee’s assertion that Boelter was driven by "Marxist" ideology. People who knew Boelter told news outlets he was politically right-leaning.  Law enforcement officials said all the potential targets Boelter had identified were elected officials and Democrats,

Utah’s senior Senator, Mike Lee took to X over the weekend to comment on the killings of a Minnesota state senator and her husband and the shootings of two other state lawmakers, saying, “this is what happens when Marxists don’t get their way” accompanied by a picture of the suspect,

In an interview with MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough Klobuchar says Lee’s tweets make light of the fatal shooting.. including one calling the situation a “Nightmare on Waltz Street” she says she plans to confront him directly about the issue.

The original video showed a protester carrying a prop that featured a beheaded person resembling Trump and a banner displaying a guillotine.

Utah Sen. Mike Lee has taken a similar approach with his account on X (formerly Twitter) by using his @BasedMikeLee account not to block legislation but, his supporters say, to disrupt the stodgy ...

Utah Sen. Mike Lee entered Congress in 2011 with the goal of proving that firm principles can defeat partisan forces. In a matter of years, the pages of National Affairs, TIME and The New York ...

“Those who know me,” Lee said, “know that privately, this is who I am.” Everyone I talked with wanted to know the same thing: What happened to Mike Lee? Of all the possible answers to that ...

Sen. Mike Lee is reviving a push to sell off public lands in Utah and throughout the West — a move that could affect millions of acres across nearly a dozen states. Opponents say selling off ...