FBI Knocks on Alaska Town Over Dan Sullivan

Somewhere in Alaska, a man's donors are getting visits from federal agents, and I'd guess a few of them are learning what "deceived" means for the first time. ABC News reports FBI agents have interviewed about a dozen contributors to Dan J. Sullivan, most of them in Petersburg, as the ballot-stacking probe widens. Those donors put up $7,150 for a name one initial away from a sitting senator's, and the question is whether Democratic campaigners recruited him in the first place. Sharon Hunter told ABC it seems like a waste of taxpayer money, and on my ranch a man who needs a look-alike to win doesn't have much of a plan. The FBI, busier than a one-armed paperhanger, is now doing the asking.

“It just seems like such a waste of our taxpayer money,”Sharon Hunter, via ABC News

“This is Alaska. We're not in the business of tricking each other up here,”Mary Peltola, via ABC News