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Alaska Senate candidate Gerald Heikes says FBI agents subpoenaed him days before the election as the Justice Department investigates whether Democratic operativ…
Alaska Senate candidate Gerald Heikes says FBI agents subpoenaed him days before the election as the Justice Department investigates whether Democratic operatives recruited spoilers into the race. CNN's Curt Devine reports.
Both parties have done this in the past. In fact Republicans did it in the last cycle. The difference is both these guys live in Alaska while Republicans recruited a convicted in New York and a guy in Arizona.
Who supported those flyers? Follow the money. Both parties recruit candidates. See where this guy has voted, whether conservative or otherwise. Patterns tell you something.
Darline Graham used “Graham” instead of her married name so low information voters would think her brother was still alive and he had the name ID. Talk about hating the player. Not the game.
Soooo you’re telling me taxpayers are spending money to go after someone whose name was on the ballot, but not the person who was trying to buy a senator?! Gtfo
The repugs weren't too bothered when this happened in Florida in 2024. A ghost candidate was entered into a congressional race. The candidate had a similar name to the democratic candidate. He siphoned away votes from the democrat. It was revealed the guy had been promoted by an LLC outside of Florida. He had also received a payment of thousands of dollars. The repug walked away with the race. No one in the repug party saw a problem with this.
It’s okay to donate to a campaign, it’s okay for someone with the same name as another candidate while running for office.<br>But its not okay for a political party to knowingly, consciously, and intentionally recruit and run a spoiler candidate with the same name in an attempt to deceive voters.<br>That is voting and election interference
Can't remember who? Really? They offer to help finance him and he's got no clue??!!! Sounds like it could be Republican operatives trying to sow doubt into an election they knew that they were going to lose.
Gee I can’t remember his name. How CONVENIENT! Are you all seriously this stupid to not see or realize what is going on here? Oh, I guarantee you if it was a republican doing it the outrage by you all on the left would be immense.
The Republicans paid a spoiler in 2020. See the Rodriguez’s in Florida. And it worked. The noncampaigning Rodriguez got 6000 votes. The true Democratic candidate, Rodriguez, lost to the fuckwad Republican by 32 votes<br><br>Plus the Alaskan Supreme Court already ruled on the situation. Federal government has no business sticking their nose in
If a voter can see the words REPUBLICAN and INCUMBENT beside only one of their names it’s pretty hard to say there’s a problem,if a voter is too dumb to see the difference maybe they shouldn’t be voting 😳🇺🇸🤔
"we can't do anything for you"<br><br>.... <br><br>"We are going to pay for advertising for you"<br><br>Doesn't remember the name, lol.<br><br>If you're going to complain about hanging chads and Russian interference, but you're going to look the other way on this, then you lose all credibility going forward.
Alaska Senate candidate Gerald Heikes says FBI agents subpoenaed him days before the election as the Justice Department investigates whether Democratic operatives recruited spoilers into the race. CNN's Curt Devine reports.
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