Looks like Liberal Lisa  is having second thoughts on her recent loss to Joe Miller in Alaska’s republican primary. She has been talking with the Alaskan Libertarian Party at first they said no now it appears they might be having a change of heart, at least some in the party are. I guess she is willing to keep the Murkowski dynasty  going at what ever cost to Alaska.

She said that if this was “all about Lisa, certainly the easy thing for me to do would be to figure out what my next opportunity would be with my family and just settle in to a nice job.”

It is about Lisa at least in her mind,  she could care less about what is best for Alaska or this country.  Daddy Frank gave her his senate seat when he resigned from it after he was elected governor of Alaska.  Contrary to what she thinks she is not heir to the throne the peasants have spoke. Give it a rest Lisa you can try in again in six years or if you are impatient go for Marks seat in four years. Let not get Scott McAdams in by default. Alaska needs weaned off Uncle Teds pork dollars. We have the resources and the people. We have what it takes to be self-sufficient give Joe a shot at it.  What Alaska needs is our resources freed up for us to use not locked up for a few to look at from bus window. Alaska has one of the largest fisheries in the world, we have millions of acres of timber, oil and minerals. We can do it we don’t need the liberals damn welfare we can create our own jobs. Lisa do whats right for Alaska take a sabbatical come back in 6 years and try again don’t give the election to Scott.

Alaska Dispatch

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Looks like it is over,  Senator Murkowski conceded this evening. She didn’t get the votes from the southeast she had expected. This was probably as big a surprise as Miller taking the lead in the first place. This is the first hurdle now Miller has to face Scott McAdam’s in the general election this November. As Yogi Berra said “it ain’t over till it’s over” Lets hope the tea party carries over to a few more house and senate seats. You can read more about the race over on Camo Underground.

Speaking to reporters at her campaign headquarters in Anchorage, Murkowski said “based on where we are right now, I don’t see a scenario where the primary will turn out in my favor.“