Trump forgets Tshibaka's name

Former 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.”

Meanwhile, Tshibaka continues to lie about Alaska’s election system and beg for money to fight the loss she fears is coming against Sen. Lisa Murkowski.

On Sean Hannity’s show, she warned of “games” that might be played with ranked choice voting. The only game being played here is the one Tshibaka has started, which is to lie about the integrity of Alaska’s election system to con suckers into sending her money after the election.

“We need resources for ballot observers,” she said.

Tshibaka lied on Hannity’s show by claiming the Alaska ranked choice voting system was “rigged in her (Murkowski’s) favor.” She repeated the lie a second time.

Does a system in which voters can make second, third and fourth choices work to the favor of someone like Murkowksi who tries to appeal to a broad cross-section of Alaskans and work against someone like Tshibaka who tries to appeal to right-wing extremists? Yes. That doesn’t mean it’s rigged.

Tshibaka, who spent her entire professional career in Washington, D.C., has spent a year-and-a-half attacking “D.C. insiders” and the “D.C. elite,” but she claimed to Hannity that she has a “strong pathway to victory” and “It will be great to get to D.C.”

In her brief appearance, Tshibaka added another lie to the long list she has told as a candidate without blinking.

Tshibaka claimed that Murkowski has supported “all” of the judges nominated by President Joe Biden.

Murkowski has voted for 64 of 84 federal judges proposed by Biden, according to an analysis by the Anchorage Daily News.