Alaska, Dan Sullivan and Putin
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In a post on social media Friday, Gov. Mike Dunleavy said reports that Pres. Donald Trump is considering bargaining an end to the war in Ukraine by creating a deal with Russia to sell Alaskan minerals were just “rumors” after speaking with the President.
Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) spoke with Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation Sunday about his state's natural resources and its impact on the rest of the country.
Turner didn’t make any commitments on altering the federal funding formula. He said he is mostly in the state to listen to concerns.
Putin was greeted by a B-2 bomber, as well as F-35 jets as he arrived at the base, while the aircraft conducted a flyover as Trump greeted the Russian leader on the tarmac.
This is how Alaska's U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan has described Vladimir Putin: "aggressive authoritarian," "a mafia regime leader" and a "dictator." "Authoritarian regimes are testing the United States. Dictators like Vladimir Putin see through a lens of either strength or weakness,