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Republicans are so screwed that they're pre-suing in case they
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lose come the midterms. All right, so let's talk about this.
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This is a wild case. So the Trump DOJ is
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suing in Alaska because they're afraid that an incumbent, Dan Sullivan,
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is possibly going to lose to Mary Patola, who is
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the Democrat, because there's another guy named Dan J. Sullivan...
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who's also running. He's not affiliated with any party. Now,
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the DOJ is saying, hey, this isn't fair because this
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might confuse people. But the state has already adjudicated that
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Dan Sullivan and Dan J. Sullivan can run on the
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same ticket. It's not anybody's fault that these guys both
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have the same name. So what's weird is there's a
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number of things that don't actually make any sense here.
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You'll be surprised about the Republican hypocrisy in all of this.
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What's interesting is Alaska is a ranked choice voting state.
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meaning that you get to rank who you want on
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your ballot, right? So if you want Dan Sullivan and
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then Dan J. Sullivan, you can do that. Like, it's fine.
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And if they have, like, different rounds. So if in
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the first round, nobody gets a majority, whether that's Mary
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Patola or Dan Sullivan, either one of them, then it
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goes on to the second round, and the person with
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the lowest amount of votes gets eliminated, right? So most
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people who are Republicans will likely pick Dan Sullivan, the incumbent.
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By the way, on the ballot, it shows... that Dan
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Sullivan is the Republican incumbent. It says it in parentheses. Meanwhile,
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the other Dan J. Sullivan, it doesn't have anything next
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to his name. So there is an obvious distinction. So
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if the majority of people vote for Dan Sullivan, the incumbent,
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then Dan J. Sullivan gets eliminated in the first round
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or the second round. So what is the issue? The
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reality is they are so scared that Mary Patola, the Democrat,
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is actually going to win. But here's the hypocrisy of
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it all. Republicans got busted running a ghost candidate, which
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is a guy who had a similar name in Florida
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in 2020. District 37 in Florida, there was a guy
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named Alex Rodriguez who ran. He didn't have any party affiliation,
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never ran for anything before, just a guy running for office,
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which is totally fine. However, there was another guy, a
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well-known Democrat on the ballot as well, named Jose Javier Rodriguez. Now,
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this guy had been in Florida politics for a while.
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And then there was Ilian Garcia, who was a Republican
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in that race. Now, normally that would be totally fine. However,
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Alex Rodriguez, the guy who didn't have any party affiliation,
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was paid by a Republican, Frank Artilles, to run in
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that race. He said, hey, I'll pay you $ 50, 000. I'll
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pay you half up front and then half at the
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end of the race so that he could confuse voters,
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you know, which Rodriguez to pick so that then the
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Republican Garcia would win. By the way, Alex Rodriguez, the
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guy who was paid to do this, got 6,000 votes.
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He never ran any campaign ads. He never did anything.
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So he was just completely a ghost candidate, right? It
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was obviously BS. You want to know how many votes
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Garcia won that race by, beating Jose Javier Rodriguez? 32 votes.
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So those 6,000 votes were literally a direct spoiler for
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that race. Now, Frank Ortiz got arrested for that or
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convicted of that. He's still fighting it in court, right?
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It's like, probation for like five years or something like that.
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The other guy who got paid, Alex Rodriguez, he got,
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I think, three years probation for this and, you know,
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some fines and what have you. That's an actual ghost candidate.
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That's an actual fake thing. Now, do we know whether
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or not this guy in Alaska is fake or, you know,
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trying to screw things up? No, we don't know. And
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we won't really know that unless they investigated and find out,
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like this guy in Florida, whether or not that was,
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you know, a secret plan or something. However, again, Ranked
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choice voting is the reason that that doesn't work in Alaska.
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So even if you have a spoiler candidate, it doesn't
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matter because eventually that person will get weeded out and
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your regular Dan Sullivan that you want to win will
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be in at least the top two because, again, he
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is the incumbent. And it says that he's the incumbent
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on the ballot. Now, the one in Florida didn't say that.
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It didn't tell you. who was like a more well-known
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Democrat or well-known Republican. It didn't say any of that.
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So people were legitimately confused. Alaska has solved that problem, which,
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by the way, every place should do that. If you
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have this sort of like these names are common or,
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you know, too close to each other. No problem. I
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got no issue with that. But it just goes to
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show you how much Republicans are scared about Mary Patola,
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to be honest, because they're saying that if this doesn't
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go their way, they're going to sue to stop the results.
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Keep in mind, the Department of Justice has no grounds
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to do that. States run elections, the federal government does not. Now, also,
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this is trying to set a precedent, right? If they
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can stop this one and they can reject this one
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through the DOJ, again, they have no grounds, then maybe
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they can stop other ones if they're inconvenient. That's the
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reality of the situation. This is a solution looking for
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a problem, so to speak. But I want people to
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understand that the system in which Alaska is using, that
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many states have not chosen to use, and they should,
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would actually stop this problem. One other point here is,
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how in the world would they actually figure this out?
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So the Department of Justice is saying, hey, if this
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doesn't go our way and, you know, OG Dan Sullivan
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doesn't beat Daniel J. Sullivan or what have you, basically,
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if the Republican loses at all, they're against it. They're
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saying that they would go in and then decide and
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figure out how, you know, people got confused and whether
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or not it was supposed to go to this Dan
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Sullivan or or this other Dan Sullivan, how would you
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know that? How would you know that people are saying, hey,
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I want to vote for Daniel J. Sullivan versus the
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other Dan Sullivan? Spoiler alert, there is no way to know, right?
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You could say, hey, this guy lost by these many
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points or what have you, but there's no way for
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you to actually know that. Are you going to go
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door to door and say, hey, did you mean to
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pick this Dan Sullivan versus the other Dan Sullivan? No,
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they're not going to do that. So they're just going
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to decide that, hey, their guy got screwed and he
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should be the senator. At the end of the day,
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it doesn't matter whether or not people vote for the
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correct Dan Sullivan. All that matters is that Republicans are
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aiming to stop this certification if Mary Patola wins. The
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best thing people can do in Alaska is to vote early,
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get out there and vote on voting day. If you
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can't vote early, vote by mail. If you don't have
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those other choices, make the win so much larger that
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than any conversation about which Dan Sullivan even matters. But again,
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ranked choice voting should be everywhere because it actually stops
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this bullshit of ghost candidates. And Alaska's doing the right thing,
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but the Department of Justice is making up nonsense because
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they're scared they're going to lose.
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Republicans are so screwed that they're pre-suing in case they
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lose come the midterms. All right, so let's talk about this.
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This is a wild case. So the Trump DOJ is
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suing in Alaska because they're afraid that an incumbent, Dan Sullivan,
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is possibly going to lose to Mary Patola, who is
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the Democrat, because there's another guy named Dan J. Sullivan...
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who's also running. He's not affiliated with any party. Now,
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the DOJ is saying, hey, this isn't fair because this
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might confuse people. But the state has already adjudicated that
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Dan Sullivan and Dan J. Sullivan can run on the
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same ticket. It's not anybody's fault that these guys both
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have the same name. So what's weird is there's a
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number of things that don't actually make any sense here.
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You'll be surprised about the Republican hypocrisy in all of this.
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What's interesting is Alaska is a ranked choice voting state.
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meaning that you get to rank who you want on
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your ballot, right? So if you want Dan Sullivan and
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then Dan J. Sullivan, you can do that. Like, it's fine.
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And if they have, like, different rounds. So if in
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the first round, nobody gets a majority, whether that's Mary
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Patola or Dan Sullivan, either one of them, then it
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goes on to the second round, and the person with
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the lowest amount of votes gets eliminated, right? So most
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people who are Republicans will likely pick Dan Sullivan, the incumbent.
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By the way, on the ballot, it shows... that Dan
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Sullivan is the Republican incumbent. It says it in parentheses. Meanwhile,
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the other Dan J. Sullivan, it doesn't have anything next
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to his name. So there is an obvious distinction. So
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if the majority of people vote for Dan Sullivan, the incumbent,
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then Dan J. Sullivan gets eliminated in the first round
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or the second round. So what is the issue? The
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reality is they are so scared that Mary Patola, the Democrat,
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is actually going to win. But here's the hypocrisy of
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it all. Republicans got busted running a ghost candidate, which
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is a guy who had a similar name in Florida
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in 2020. District 37 in Florida, there was a guy
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named Alex Rodriguez who ran. He didn't have any party affiliation,
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never ran for anything before, just a guy running for office,
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which is totally fine. However, there was another guy, a
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well-known Democrat on the ballot as well, named Jose Javier Rodriguez. Now,
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this guy had been in Florida politics for a while.
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And then there was Ilian Garcia, who was a Republican
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in that race. Now, normally that would be totally fine. However,
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Alex Rodriguez, the guy who didn't have any party affiliation,
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was paid by a Republican, Frank Artilles, to run in
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that race. He said, hey, I'll pay you $ 50, 000. I'll
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pay you half up front and then half at the
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end of the race so that he could confuse voters,
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you know, which Rodriguez to pick so that then the
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Republican Garcia would win. By the way, Alex Rodriguez, the
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guy who was paid to do this, got 6,000 votes.
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He never ran any campaign ads. He never did anything.
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So he was just completely a ghost candidate, right? It
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was obviously BS. You want to know how many votes
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Garcia won that race by, beating Jose Javier Rodriguez? 32 votes.
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So those 6,000 votes were literally a direct spoiler for
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that race. Now, Frank Ortiz got arrested for that or
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convicted of that. He's still fighting it in court, right?
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It's like, probation for like five years or something like that.
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The other guy who got paid, Alex Rodriguez, he got,
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I think, three years probation for this and, you know,
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some fines and what have you. That's an actual ghost candidate.
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That's an actual fake thing. Now, do we know whether
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or not this guy in Alaska is fake or, you know,
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trying to screw things up? No, we don't know. And
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we won't really know that unless they investigated and find out,
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like this guy in Florida, whether or not that was,
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you know, a secret plan or something. However, again, Ranked
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choice voting is the reason that that doesn't work in Alaska.
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So even if you have a spoiler candidate, it doesn't
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matter because eventually that person will get weeded out and
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your regular Dan Sullivan that you want to win will
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be in at least the top two because, again, he
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is the incumbent. And it says that he's the incumbent
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on the ballot. Now, the one in Florida didn't say that.
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It didn't tell you. who was like a more well-known
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Democrat or well-known Republican. It didn't say any of that.
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So people were legitimately confused. Alaska has solved that problem, which,
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by the way, every place should do that. If you
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have this sort of like these names are common or,
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you know, too close to each other. No problem. I
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got no issue with that. But it just goes to
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show you how much Republicans are scared about Mary Patola,
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to be honest, because they're saying that if this doesn't
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go their way, they're going to sue to stop the results.
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Keep in mind, the Department of Justice has no grounds
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to do that. States run elections, the federal government does not. Now, also,
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this is trying to set a precedent, right? If they
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can stop this one and they can reject this one
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through the DOJ, again, they have no grounds, then maybe
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they can stop other ones if they're inconvenient. That's the
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reality of the situation. This is a solution looking for
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a problem, so to speak. But I want people to
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understand that the system in which Alaska is using, that
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many states have not chosen to use, and they should,
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would actually stop this problem. One other point here is,
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how in the world would they actually figure this out?
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So the Department of Justice is saying, hey, if this
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doesn't go our way and, you know, OG Dan Sullivan
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doesn't beat Daniel J. Sullivan or what have you, basically,
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if the Republican loses at all, they're against it. They're
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saying that they would go in and then decide and
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figure out how, you know, people got confused and whether
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or not it was supposed to go to this Dan
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Sullivan or or this other Dan Sullivan, how would you
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know that? How would you know that people are saying, hey,
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I want to vote for Daniel J. Sullivan versus the
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other Dan Sullivan? Spoiler alert, there is no way to know, right?
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You could say, hey, this guy lost by these many
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points or what have you, but there's no way for
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you to actually know that. Are you going to go
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door to door and say, hey, did you mean to
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pick this Dan Sullivan versus the other Dan Sullivan? No,
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they're not going to do that. So they're just going
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to decide that, hey, their guy got screwed and he
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should be the senator. At the end of the day,
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it doesn't matter whether or not people vote for the
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correct Dan Sullivan. All that matters is that Republicans are
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aiming to stop this certification if Mary Patola wins. The
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best thing people can do in Alaska is to vote early,
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get out there and vote on voting day. If you
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can't vote early, vote by mail. If you don't have
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those other choices, make the win so much larger that
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than any conversation about which Dan Sullivan even matters. But again,
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ranked choice voting should be everywhere because it actually stops
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this bullshit of ghost candidates. And Alaska's doing the right thing,
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but the Department of Justice is making up nonsense because
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they're scared they're going to lose.
