I would like to find one voter in Alaska who is confused by the two Dan Sullivans and is unable to tell which is which on the ballot.
Trump says that a lot of people in Alaska are too dumb to know what the word incumbent means. Let’s find one.
Read MoreThe New York Times has a detailed account that says a man named Jerid Kurtz, a Democratic political operative, contacted Daniel J. Sullivan in Petersburg and raised the prospect of him running against Sen. Dan Sullivan.
Read MoreDonald Trump and his corrupt attorney general are demanding that Alaska show favoritism to Sen. Dan Sullivan in the U.S. Senate election against challenger Mary Peltola.
All Alaskans should be grateful today that two key attorneys in the Alaska Department of Law have been allowed to give an honest and clear-headed assessment of Trump’s unconstitutional enterprise.
Read MoreThe Dunleavy administration denounced Donald Trump’s attempt to interfere in Alaska’s U.S. Senate election and give an unconstitutional assist to Sen. Dan Sullivan.
The state court filing, an excellent piece of work, is likely to trigger Trump and his cronies who are trying to tamper with the election to keep Mary Peltola from taking office, even if she wins the popular vote.
Read MoreSen. Dan Sullivan can’t stop himself from lying about gasoline prices, peddling a fantasy that increased oil production in Alaska will lower prices at the pump in the distant future.
The cost per gallon for gasoline, diesel fuel and heating oil in Alaska has nothing to do with the pace of Alaska oil production, which is currently about 0.5 percent of world oil production.
Read MoreThe addled Donald Trump, chief campaigner for Sen. Dan Sullivan, is now claiming that people in Alaska are so stupid they don’t know what incumbent means.
“People are totally confused. They shouldn’t be confused when voting. At least let him use the name Sen. Dan Sullivan, as opposed to incumbent because a lot of people don’t know what incumbent means,” Trump claimed to reporters in Washington.
Read MoreA Russian company sanctioned by the U.S. secretly backed a plan in Alaska to ship LNG off the North Slope by tanker. The head of the company said he quit when he learned about the secret funding and reported what he had learned to the Trump administration.
Read MoreWhat Trump is trying to do is illegal, but Sullivan is putting his personal desire to remain in power above the rights of Alaskans. His political cowardice is front and center.
Read MoreSullivan’s silence in the face of Trump’s attack on Alaska will benefit Peltola by giving her a powerful closing argument in the U.S. Senate campaign about—Sullivan is complicit in the political corruption scheme created by a desperate man trying to save himself.
Read MorePresident Donald Trump is already trying to use the federal courts to meddle with the U.S. Senate election in Alaska.
The lawsuit he had his Department of Justice employees file has no merit, but it will impact the ability of Alaskans to hold a free and fair election.
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