Democrats embrace voter suppression with decoy Dan Sullivan in Alaska

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The Democratic Party has so few principles that it will whine about “voter suppression” one minute and then engage in it the next through the most asinine stunts designed to manipulate voters.

Such is the case in Alaska, where the state’s top four primary has inspired Democrats to try to dupe voters out of their votes with an egregious strategy. The incumbent in Alaska’s Senate race is Republican Dan Sullivan. Democrats want to replace him with Mary Peltola. Joining those two in the top four is another “Republican” candidate: Dan Sullivan.

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