You heard it first from the Alaska Democratic Party. That is, you heard first it if you get the Alaska Democratic Party’s radical newsletter:
The Alaska Democrats’ say that their candidate Jennie Armstrong, who has lived in Alaska for so few months that she has only qualified for two Permanent Fund dividends, is better than former Alaska Rep. Liz Vazquez, who checks all the boxes for “identity” but who supported Donald Trump in 2020. The support for Trump is a dealbreaker with the Alaska Democrats, even if Vazquez is Hispanic, first generation American, female, and a lawyer. The Democrats are going with the white pansexual.
Yes, Armstrong, running for the West Anchorage House seat, calls herself a “pansexual,” which means she is sexually attracting to whatever suits her at the moment. She is married to someone who identifies as a man, and the two have humans who identify as children.
Armstrong says she moved to Alaska in May of 2019; that would give her barely the time she would need for residency to qualify as a candidate, and the Division of Elections won’t pursue the matter.
The Alaska Democrats’ newsletter also calls Republican Jamie Allard a Nazi sympathizer, and then the newsletter throws shade on retired Navy SEAL Rep. Laddie Shaw for being an ally of Allard.
Allard is a U.S. Army veteran, a Latina, and an Assembly member who represents Chugiak-Eagle River on the Anchorage Assembly. Shaw, who served two tours of duty in Vietnam, is a decorated war veteran. The Democrats are painting them both as Nazi supporters.
Allard is running against a man with a long history of mental illness and extensive criminal court record, and Shaw is running against a Democrat who came to Alaska after being a member of the Occupy Wall Street, and Occupy Anchorage movement. You can read David Schaaf’s communistic views at this Howard Zinn website. To be clear, the Democrats would rather have a socialist representing Anchorage than a war hero.
The language of Democrats has become strident and increasingly radical over recent years. Now, the Alaska Democrats are openly supporting the most extreme candidates on the ballot.
Armstrong has been endorsed by all the extremist groups, such as:
- Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates
- National Education Association of Alaska
- LPAC (lesbian political action committee)
- The Alaska Center (for the environment)
- Alaska March On (radical abortion activists)
- Alaskan’s Together for Equality (radical educational and advocacy organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Alaskans)
Schaff has been endorsed by Big Labor:
- Anchorage Central Labor Council
- Alaska March On
- NEA Alaska
- The Alaska Center
- Laborers Local 341
- Teamsters Local 959
- APEA/AFT
- IUOE Local 302
- ASEA/AFSCME Local 52
- IBEW Local 1547
- IUPAT Alaska Local 1959
- Unite HERE Local 878
- Alaska AFSCME Retiree Chapter 52
- Plumbers & Steamfitters UA Local 367
