In every presidential election year, that race for the top spot tends to suck all the oxygen out of the media room. This is, to some extent, understandable. The presidency is the only office that we all vote for (or against) – all of us, all American voters have an interest in this race.
But that doesn’t mean we should neglect those down-ticket races. Case in point: Here in Alaska, our own at-large Congress member, the supposedly moderate Mary Peltola, has asked for, and received, the endorsement of the far-left group MoveOn.org.
Rep. Mary Peltola has asked MoveOn Political Action, an organization funded by globalist billionaire George Soros, for an endorsement.
In her application to the group asking for its endorsement, Peltola told the organization:
“I have demonstrated a strong track record in advancing policies that align with MoveOn’s mission, including advocating for Alaska Native rights, affordable health care, workers’ rights, and reproductive rights. My work in supporting Indigenous communities and pushing for sustainable economic development showcases my dedication to inclusive and equitable solutions. My pragmatic approach, combined with my ability to build bipartisan support, positions me as a powerful advocate for transformative change,” she wrote, managing to get leftist phrases strung together. […]
— Read More: redstate.com
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