Feds Put 'Decoy Dan' Plotters on Notice

Fox News Digital reports the Justice Department has sent more than 20 target and preservation letters and issued over 120 subpoenas in its probe of whether Daniel Sullivan was recruited to play spoiler in Alaska's Senate race. The probe launched in July, and the Beltway geniuses have been shocked ever since. The New York Times says Marc Elias and a Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee official received notices, a rare sight: Elias on the receiving end of the paperwork. Attorney General Todd Blanche says "everybody agrees" there is fraud on the ballot, and for once I am happy to agree with everybody. U.S. Attorney Michael Heyman has not named any charges, so the legacy press corps will have to fill the silence with adjectives, and they always do.

“This is a situation where everybody agrees that there is a FRAUD on the ballot”Attorney General Todd Blanche, via Fox News