Donald Trump, who lied dozens of times during his speech in Wasilla, repeated his falsehoods about the gas pipeline Tuesday and claimed that all the money to build the project is “already committed.”
That is not true.
South Korea has not agreed to provide the $54 billion that Trump and his employees claimed South Korea approved in time to help Sen. Dan Sullivan claim credit for getting all the money needed to build the gas pipeline.
Read MoreDonald Trump chose to wade into the governor’s race Tuesday, doing so in a way that will help elect Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins as governor.
Read MoreTrump plans to visit Wasilla Tuesday and campaign for Sullivan. The senator will pile a Denali-sized load of praise on the president who always sticks with the Russian dictator.
Read MoreThe chief gasbags for Sullivan, Begich the Third, Dunleavy and the Alaska Republican Party are fighting a losing battle and trying to con Alaskans into thinking that Trump was not lying, regardless of what the South Koreans says.
Read MoreBernadette Wilson is “emotionally unfit” to be governor, says fellow Republican candidate for governor Dave Bronson. He’s right.
Read MoreTaylor, who has a secret attorney telling him he didn’t have to reveal $69,000 in free travel, is promising to build the gas pipeline, the Susitna hydroelectric project and railroad lines to connect the Lower 48 to Nome.
Read More“Here’s the truth, I voted to force Trump’s DOJ to release the Epstein files,” Sen. Dan Sullivan says in one of the countless campaign ads that Alaskans have to endure for a few more weeks.
What Sullivan doesn’t say in his ad is that it was only after Donald Trump gave Sullivan and other Republicans permission to vote to “force” the release of the files that Sullivan hopped on the bandwagon.
Read MoreSen. Dan Sullivan has swallowed the fantasy that Donald Trump has the power to order South Korea to cough up $54 billion for the Alaska gas pipeline.
Sullivan told reporters Monday night that the final decision is up to Trump under the agreement Korea signed with Trump a year ago. Korea has appropriated the money and it has to pay for the pipeline or face retaliation by Trump.
Read MoreThe Trump administration decision to promote Sen. Dan Sulllivan by announcing $150 million for an alleged new electric intertie in Alaska comes from the same brain trust promising $5,000 checks to every adult and claiming that South Korea has agreed to put $54 billion into the gas pipeline.
Read MoreVice President J.D. Vance is set to continue the Trump administration lies about the Alaska LNG gas pipeline, claiming that only ‘details’ have to be worked out, though South Korea denies that any decision has been made about any investment because it does not know if the project is commercially viable.
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