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🚨BREAKING: Trump Directly Implicates Chuck Schumer in Alaska Election Scheme Exposed by New York Times President Trump has directly accused Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer of involvement in an alleged operation to manipulate Alaska's U.S. Senate election—following an explosive New York Times investigation exposing efforts to recruit a second candidate named Dan Sullivan. Speaking Thursday morning, Trump declared that the operation “was done in conjunction with Schumer and everybody else,” explicitly calling it “voter fraud.” The New York Times revealed Wednesday that aides to Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola began searching Alaska voter records in summer 2025 for individuals named Dan Sullivan, reportedly intending to recruit a candidate who could siphon votes away from incumbent Republican Senator Dan S. Sullivan. Internal communications reviewed by the Times documented the operation, including an operative traveling across Alaska under an alias to recruit prospective candidates. Crucially, the Times also implicated the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC)—the national Democratic campaign apparatus closely tied to Chuck Schumer. Schumer previously chaired the DSCC, appoints its leadership as Senate Democratic Leader, maintains substantial influence over its electoral operations, and has personally directed significant campaign funds into the organization. Peltola's former campaign manager, Elisa Rios, reportedly acknowledged that Peltola was “definitely aware” of the operation, despite the campaign's denial of involvement. The effort ultimately produced Dan J. Sullivan, a retired Alaska teacher who advanced through the primary and will appear on the November 3 ballot alongside the Republican incumbent. Now, the operation is facing mounting legal scrutiny. Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy ordered a state investigation Wednesday into potential criminal violations, while Trump's DOJ has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block election certification if the second Sullivan's votes prove decisive. Legal analyst Jonathan Turley has also raised concerns about possible scrutiny of previous statements by campaign attorneys. The significance of Trump's latest statement is unmistakable: the New York Times documented a recruitment operation involving the national Democratic Senate campaign apparatus—and President Trump is now publicly alleging that Chuck Schumer himself was involved. Follow: @MorseReport