Weather in Western Alaska was tough sledding on Election Day, as a massive storm covered much of the lower coast, impacting communities from Dutch Harbor all the way to Bethel.
There are gale-force winds in Dillingham on Tuesday morning, with heavy rain on top of icy roads. Winds are at 26 mph.
In Bethel, there’s been a blizzard warning since Monday night, and winds are at 30 mph.
Ketchikan, in southern Southeast Alaska, is expecting two inches of rain.
The Department of Justice has sent officials to Western Alaska to monitor the elections. They are experiencing a fall gale and blizzard that may impact voter turnout, as blowing snow, ice, and rain whip the rural communities along the coast.
Why would the DOJ send “official monitors” to western Alaska?
The DOJ is a pivotal government instrument for maintaining power by the current police state regime.
Imprisoning political opponents and persecuting the leader of the opposition who enjoys overwhelming popular support.
Western Alaska overwhelmingly votes Democrat without outside interference or manipulation to disenfranchise their right to vote their conscience.
What we need are international election monitors for all 50 states as any other 3rd world corrupt nation needs. To document irregularities, just as is done in countries like Venezuela.
Mother Nature taking it out on the DOJs relentless assault on our Constitutional Republic.
30 above in Fairbanks. Voters out in HUGE force.
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