A woman who lives in New Jersey and has never been to the state of Alaska is running in the Democratic primary for Congress from Alaska.
She does have a very nice photo of Alaska on her website however.
In addition to not living in the state, she will not be campaigning in the state.
Well, that’s understandable, it’s too far!
She has a South Dakota address at a mail-drop location popular with RVers, according to the Associated Press.
The 64-year old Hafner wants “to do good in a place that I feel a kinship for.”
“Don’t lock me out just because I’m not a homeboy,” she implored. “You ought to be thankful that I care enough and I’m interested enough and passionate enough to want to make things better. I’m certainly permitted to do what I have done.”
She might have gotten the idea from her son, Eric, also of New Jersey, who failed in his bid to win as a Democrat in an Oregon U.S. House primary this year.
-
The Importance of Prayer: How a Christian Gold Company Stands Out by Defending Americans’ Retirement
Hafner told the AP her son also ran unsuccessfully in the Republican primary for a House seat in Hawaii two years ago. [Republicans in Hawaii are moderate Democrats]
wpDiscuz
