McCaskill Doesn’t Want Anyone Looking at Alaska

A judge threw out the administration’s lawsuit to block votes if Daniel S. Sullivan loses, given the two spoilers Peltola’s team lured in to take votes from the Republican incumbent.

Claire McCaskill does a masterful job of flipping the script, claiming Republicans are pulling “shenanigans” in Alaska. It’s not the corrupt Peltola team pulling “shenanigans” that sought out two fake candidates to shave points from the incumbent Republican Daniel S. Sullivan.

The media goes along with it, laughing it off to minimize it further.

Claire Takes Democrats’ Alaska Scheme and Makes It Into Republican Shenanigans:

“I mean, give me a break!“ Claire said, “Talk about a waste of time and energy. There’s real crime in this country the FBI should be looking at.  

“But here’s the thing: the governor, his certifying the election is a ministerial thing. It is not something that he gets to decide. Oh, I’m going to ignore the fact that all these local election authorities have said this is the count, and if he did, they’d go right into court, and it would happen fairly quickly that he would be told, “No, you cannot refuse to certify this election.”

“So I still feel still for. I mean, it’s a good sign the federal judge shut down that lawsuit today. I mean, and very clearly said, “You have no standing here. This is a state matter.”

“I really do feel like the courts will be our best friend if they try more shenanigans in Alaska, and I think we have lawyers ready. They’re going to have a special caucus meeting of the Democratic senators tomorrow night [it was Sunday night] with Mark Elias.”

They don’t want anyone looking too closely at Alaska. The lawyers, including the most dangerous lawyer in America, Marc Elias, are locked and loaded. The media is too. They will call anyone questioning the election results in Alaska a ‘threat to democracy,’ or they will call it ‘shenanigans’

As for crime, Democrats let criminals roam around on our streets freely. The FBI is doing their job.

 

 

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