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The DOJ’s Alaska Stunt: Inane, Far-Fetched, and Impossible to Enforce

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In the home stretch to the midterms, the Department of Justice has taken to throwing any legal concoction at the wall to see if it will stick. As I wrote last week , the department has devolved from tenuous to utterly groundless legal arguments. The latest, a genuinely bizarre and hopeless Hail Mary in Alaska , is probably the most far-fetched, even inane, filing I have ever seen come out of Main Justice. The complaint, filed in federal court in Alaska last Thursday, starts with a tricky little problem: There are two candidates named Dan Sullivan on the ballot. One is the incumbent Republican…

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    The DOJ’s Alaska Stunt: Inane, Far-Fetched, and Impossible to Enforce

    In the home stretch to the midterms, the Department of Justice has taken to throwing any legal concoction at the wall to see if it will stick. As I wrote last week , the department has devolved from tenuous to utterly groundless legal arguments. The latest, a genuinely...

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