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Daniel S. Sullivan: “There's this anti Klu Klux Klan statute people should take a look at.”

Featuring: Daniel S. Sullivan, Republican | U.S. Senate from Alaska

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Published November 1, 2026

So whether or not this is legal or not, and I think, you know, there's some good arguments on both sides. You know, There's this anti Klu Klux Klan statute people should take a look at. Certainly that would maybe make this about not being legal at all. But the key thing I'm focused on is looking at Peltola and her team and the Democrats in D.C. and how they treat Alaskans with disdain. (03:40–03:46)

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Suggests that an anti-Ku Klux Klan statute might apply to the alleged election rigging.

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“The New York Times article has the receipts [showing Mary Peltola's involvement in a plan to rig the election].”
Asserts that the New York Times article provides evidence of Mary Peltola's involvement in election rigging.00:42-00:45
“There's no way that this went on for a year that they weren't informing her on it.”
Asserts that Mary Peltola was informed about the election rigging plan for a year.02:15-02:23
“In the New York Times article, you see the Peltola aides actually making fun of Alaskans.”
Asserts that Peltola's aides mocked Alaskans, as reported in the New York Times article.04:14-04:21