I welcome the editorial Sunday in the Anchorage Daily News, which says Kelly Tshibaka "is spinning what can only be called lies about the need for recounts and lawsuits. This is a dangerous tack to take, elevating ego and personal ambition over the health of our democracy.”
Read MoreFormer President Trump has forgotten Kelly Tshibaka’s name. In an unhinged rant attacking Mitch McConnell and lying about election results in Nevada, he referred to her as “Kelly S.”
Read MoreTshibaka, who has been a Christian pastor and a resident of Washington, D.C. for most of her adult life, has repeated many lies throughout her campaign. She is continuing true to form after Election Day, suggesting that nefarious forces are out to get her. She needs money, she said.
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The narrow margins that separate the two parties in each House will make it far more difficult to just dump the Ranked Choice Voting system and overturn the will of the voters.
I believe the readers of this blog need no encouragement to vote, so we’ll skip that. I have 10 final items to mention about the 2022 elections in Alaska, however.
Read MoreThere is no shame in serving as an intern for one of Alaska’s senators. Thousands of young people have done it over the years, including Sen. Lisa Murkowski.
There is shame in a candidate for one of the highest offices in the United States misrepresenting a summer internship as a real job, spreading the notion that she was tight with Ted Stevens.
Read MoreFrom the start of her campaign until the end, Kelly Tshibaka has been lying to Alaskans about how Deb Haaland became Interior Secretary under President Joe Biden.
Read MoreSenate candidate Kelly Tshibaka wrote that a student at her church who could not speak any Chinese suddenly found herself able to speak fluent Chinese while on a mission trip to Hong Kong. But the ability to speak Chinese left her when she got back on the plane to fly home. This was an example of the “gift of tongues,” Tshibaka said.
Read MoreIn Alaska, Kelly Tshibaka leads the list of candidates following Trump’s lead who won’t commit themselves to accepting the results of the election and continue to spread lies about the 2020 election.
Read MoreIn a campaign tactic identical to what it is doing in Alaska, the Republican Governors Association has set up a front group in Michigan to spend money on its favored candidate under false pretenses.
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