Show Notes
Ruthless breaks down explosive new reporting on an alleged Democratic scheme to manipulate Alaska’s Senate race by recruiting candidates to run against Dan Sullivan, raising serious questions for Mary Peltola and Chuck Schumer.
Plus, King of the Hill returns with Bill Kristol facing Steve Schmidt, and Americans for Prosperity’s Katelyn Bledsoe joins the “progrum” to reveal what voters are saying about affordability, socialism, and the midterms.
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0:00:00 Intro
0:03:58 Mary Peltola's Alaska Senate Campaign Faces Ballot Manipulation Allegations
0:09:16 Chuck Schumer and Mary Peltola's Previous Denials Resurface
0:14:07 New York Times Investigation Uncovers Campaign Communications
0:19:56 Inside the Alleged Scheme to Recruit a Second Dan Sullivan
0:23:11 Democratic Operative's Secret Alaska Operation Exposed
0:27:53 More Alaska Senate Candidates Describe Recruitment Attempts
0:30:06 Democrats' Efforts to Reshape Alaska's Four-Way Senate Ballot
0:33:28 Proposed MAGA Party and Questions About Election Law
0:41:16 Campaign Finance Disclosures Raise New Questions
0:46:40 King of the Hill: Bill Kristol vs. Steve Schmidt
0:56:54 Katelyn Bledsoe on Swing Voters, Affordability, and the Midterms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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