Vice President J.D. Vance is set to continue the Trump administration lies about the Alaska LNG gas pipeline, claiming that only ‘details’ have to be worked out, though South Korea denies that any decision has been made about any investment because it does not know if the project is commercially viable.
Read MoreBernadette Wilson, who boasts about her business background, “has a history of unpaid bills, checks returned for insufficient funds, and having her Permanent Fund dividends garnished to pay her debts, court records show,” the Anchorage Daily News reports.
Read MoreThe so-called “Republican A team” lied to Alaskans that South Korea has agreed to invest $54 billion in the Alaska LNG project, paying the entire bill. This was a campaign stunt, Grade F.
Read MoreSen. Dan Sullivan, Sen. Lisa Murkowski, Rep. Nick Begich the Third and Gov. Mike Dunleavy have yet to tell the truth about the gas line fraud show put on by Donald Trump in the Oval Office to promote Sullivan’s reelection campaign.
Read MoreDonald Trump, refusing to admit his lies about South Korea promising $54 billion to pay to build the entire project, is doubling down on stupid.
“If they don’t want to do it, that’s OK with me,” he told reporters outside the White House. “I’ll just charge ‘em more. Tell them if they don’t sign shortly, I’m gonna double it up.”
Read MoreMexico is not paying for the wall. South Korea is not paying for the pipeline.
Read MoreDonald Trump held a campaign event for Sen. Dan Sullivan in the White House Wednesday, complete with fabricated claims that the Korean government has agreed to pay for the entire project.
This was a complete fraud designed to boost Sullivan’s campaign against Democratic challenger Mary Peltola.
Read More$54 billion is the alleged total cost of the project. It is ludicrous to believe that South Korea would offer $54 billion for the project as Trump claims, especially since South Korean news organizations say there is no binding deal.
Read MoreThis is nothing but a campaign stunt aimed at duping the voters in Alaska. It’s the latest version of “Mexico will pay for the wall.”
Read MoreA reader who has tried to engage with Sen. Dan Sullivan says his office is replying now with brief notes that are more to the point than the turgid term papers produced in the past.
But waffling and indecision remain the central feature of Sullivan’s communications about anything related to the Trump administration.
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