The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Michigan Election Bombshell! Anthony Forlini Exposes Voting Concerns

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Welcome to The Tudor Dixon Podcast. On a Saturday, we are so close to the election that we wanted to take a little time to get this information out. So I'm going to have Anthony Forlini joining me shortly. He is gonna break down a lawsuit in the state of Michigan that the Secretary of State just lost. She had ordered all clerks to illegally delete electronic poll books. So where are those records now? We're gonna get the whole story from Tony shortly. But this kind of crap is just like a theme on the selection cycle. The Democrats are pulling dirty tricks all over the country, just trying to win. And the reason is really if you think about it, they cannot win on policy. If they're talking about their real plans, you would hear about open borders, closing police precincts, you'd talk about transing and sexualizing our kids, government-owned businesses, and then their favorite one, which is weaponizing government against conservatives. That's what they would be talking about. And these are things that are not advancing the country or the citizens of the country. This is about control. But how they're trying to grab control is even more disturbing. So you've probably heard about the story in Alaska.

I'm just going to go through it for you. In Alaska, there are two candidates on the ballot named Dan Sullivan. I know, weird. It reminds me of, what was it like, the Bob Newhart Show where he's like, my brother Darryl and my other brother Darryl. They just were like, we can find a generic white guy named Dan Sullivan, and we'll just put him on the ballot too. So I've been watching this for months. And this whole time, I was like, this is totally sketchy, but nobody was reporting on it. And I have to say, shocking, it was the New York Times that came out and started reporting that there are serious questions about whether the new Dan Sullivan was recruited to manipulate the outcome of the US Senate election. It's like, will the real Dan Sullivan please stand up? Because according to this report, this explosive report, these operatives are of course connected to the Democrat. Mary Paltola's campaign has worked to recruit another Dan Sullivan to enter Alaska's Senate race. That's what they're reporting. Looks like she's involved. If she is, that's a serious problem. So the candidate, the new Dan Sullivan, Dan J. Sullivan, he's a retired school teacher from Alaska, and he has the first and last name of the Republican incumbent Senator, Dan Sullivan. So the Times reported that there are actually text messages, documents and interviews with dozens of sources that point to a coordinated effort involving Paltola's campaign personnel, campaign attorneys, and Democratic political operatives. Like, that's pretty serious, you guys. We're talking about campaign people that work on the campaign and the campaign attorneys. That's crazy. So they actually had a name for it. The internal name for this strategy was called the Ballot Composition Project. It was an effort to recruit additional candidates who could draw votes away from the Republican incumbent. So this was not like, hey, what can we do for the people of Alaska? So what can we do for us, for this campaign? How can we manipulate the people of Alaska? Guys, are you paying attention?

This is what's happening. And it wasn't just a rumor because a former campaign manager was the one that told the New York Times that Mary Paltola was actually aware of the effort. And now this is drawing attention from investigators, the Alaska Republican Governor, Mike Dunleavy, has ordered the State's Department of Public Safety to investigate whether the alleged scheme violated state law and whether criminal or civil action is warranted. Guys, look, this is the kind of stuff, this is the kind of stuff where you go, an investigation is needed. This is manipulation. This could potentially be illegal. We should look at it.

The Justice Department has also expanded their investigation and they've issued more than 40 subpoenas to different groups, including Peltola's campaign and Dan J. Sullivan's campaign, not the real Dan Sullivan, the other Dan Sullivan, the other random Dan Sullivan that they found. I mean, imagine thinking this is the part that blows my mind. There were people that were like, we can find another Dan Sullivan. I'm sure there's another one in Alaska. Not only do you have to find another Dan Sullivan, but he has to be a big enough douchebag to be like, yeah, let's pull the scam. I mean, this is how bad the Democrats are.

So obviously, this raises questions about the integrity of Alaska's election process. The state Supreme Court previously said, hey, the Dan J. Sullivan can remain on the ballot, because originally they were trying to say, hey, he has to be disqualified. Now I've heard that even the Supreme Court is like, crap, if we had known all of this stuff, probably wouldn't have let him on. But I mean, this is a political strategy that could have serious consequences in the country's most watched Senate race, but really in government in general. Because if this happens, if you can manipulate a Senate race, you have more power in Washington. These shenanigans are going on in Michigan as well. You know, we've got Abdul Al Sayed, the guy who says money out of politics, well, get what he's doing. There's a Libertarian candidate that's being promoted to Michigan voters as the true conservative's choice for Senate.