Born to Run…AWAY

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GOP Groupies notably AWOL during YET ANOTHER candidate forum
Today, Berna-DEBT, Bootlick Bronson, and Tricky Treg were AWOL during yet another candidate forum, this one hosted by the Alaska Travel Industry Association in Fairbanks, leaving only Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins on the stage. 
Stage at Alaska Travel Industry Association event with two speakers seated on chairs, blue backdrop, Alaska logo, and an audience in front.

The MAGA Mod Squad deigned to attend the forum virtually, robbing voters and small business owners of the chance to meet these candidates face-to-face. 

Berna-DEBT, Bootlick Bronson, and Tricky Treg are more than happy to grovel at the feet of DC elites in person, but when it comes to talking to everyday Alaskans, they say SEE YA. This raises many questions. Notably, why are they hiding? What are they hiding? Berna-DEBT famously skips forums, refuses to answer basic policy questions on issues like childcare, and hasn’t even given the public basic biographical information. Why is that? 

“Berna-DEBT, Bootlick Bronson, and Tricky Treg may be able to fool DC elites, but in the words of President Trump, ‘It ain’t going to be easy’ to fool Alaskans,” said Alaska Democratic Party Chair Eric Croft. “Alaskans deserve a governor who will listen to them, meet them in-person, and do the work. JKT actually shows up to meet Alaskans and discuss how he will lower costs, fully and forward-fund education, and protect Alaska’s fisheries, which is emblematic of how he will govern.”

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