It was almost exactly three years ago that the Department of Justice announced it had brought a dangerous individual to justice when it convicted conservative influencer Douglass Mackey of tweeting a meme telling Hillary Clinton voters they could vote from home on their cell phone.
On the day Mackey was sentenced to seven months in prison, the DOJ celebrated with a press release and declared “This groundbreaking prosecution demonstrates our commitment to prosecuting those who commit crimes that threaten our democracy and seek to deprive people of their constitutional right to vote.” That particular line has not aged well for the Biden administration.
The flyers here are a small sampling of the, to date, more than $1.4 million that has been spent to try to convince Alaska Republican voters to vote for one of the two Republican spoiler candidates recruited by the Democratic Party and the Mary Peltola Campaign in her race against Sen. Dan Sullivan.
If you look closely at these flyers, you might notice that one of the candidates running in this year’s election is notable absent from the published “Voter’s Guide”. Can you see it?
If you guessed the incumbent you would be right!
Sen. Dan Sullivan’s name appears nowhere on the list when voters are invited to “Meet The Candidates.” In his place appears Dan. J. Sullivan Jr., otherwise known as Decoy Dan.
And therein lies the legal problem the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) and the Peltola Campaign are currently caught up in. Is it legal to try to deceive a voter who is trying to vote for Sen. Dan Sullivan into voting for Dan J. Sullivan Jr?
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