At least include his name in the excerpt.
Alaska Senate nominee Dan Sullivan (R) is moving toward conquering the Last Frontier.
Maybe the voters are wising up as they learn of Russian bombers coming close to their airspace.
Alaska Senate - Sullivan vs. Begich
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2014/senate/ak/alaska_senate_sullivan_vs_begich-3658.html
RCP Average: Sullivan +4.7
Campaign Contributions Ensnare BEGICH in IRSs Missing Emails Scandal
Colorado Observer. ^ | June 19, 2014 | Audrey Hudson / FR Posted 6/21 by george76
...... missing among the IRSs internal emails are communications with Sens. Mark Udall, Mark Begich, Mary Landrieu, Al Franken, and a dozen other Democrats who received campaign contributions from the federal agencys union.
Democratic senators who took campaign donations from the IRS union include Sens. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana who received $25,500, Al Franken of Minnesota with $5,000, and Mark Begich of Alaska.
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Sullivan has been leading in every poll since he wrapped up nomination. Think this one is in the bag.
Amazingly, the GOP may win their 7 targeted red states.
Alaska, Arkanas and Louisiana looking like strong bets. West Virginia, South Dakota, and Montana in the bag. Just North Carolina the lone gag job.
Then you have potential purple state pickups in Iowa and Colorado. Both looking very good. The longer shot in NH is getting tighter. Scott Brown was tied with Shaheen in two NH polls yesterday.
Of course the mess in Kansas mucks it up. Overall, though, with a month to go, not too bad.
Begich was never in any danger of getting a second term, as his first was a fraud/fluke predicated on a deliberately false indictment of Sen. Ted Stevens. Same thing was done in MT to Sen. Conrad Burns, another innocent victim of a leftist “Just-Us” Department (even under Dubya, as both actions occurred under). Both secured the Dems (and Zero) the right number of Senators to push through his radical first-term agenda (ZeroCare).
Begich’s father is the one who was killed in the fall 1972 plane crash with Hale Boggs. Boggs’s son died last month of a heart attack.