Alaska's own election office already put it in writing back in June: Daniel J. Sullivan's filing existed to confuse or mislead voters and to compromise the fairness of the ballot. That finding is the spine of what Stephen Miller is saying about the second Dan Sullivan sitting on the Alaska U.S. Senate ballot. Miller's version: Democrats planted a fake candidate to hide which Dan Sullivan is the actual U.S. Senator running for re-election, all to give Democrat Mary Peltola a hand. In his words, one of the most egregious attacks we have seen on the integrity of American elections, and pure contempt for voters. What he flags as the tell is timing. The registration landed as a Republican only days ahead of filing, and the design was to pull votes away from GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan. So the Trump DOJ has taken it to court with a federal lawsuit aimed at shielding the race. STOP THE CHEAT. Miller's closing argument: when the Left cannot win on the issues, ballot-rigging tricks to deceive voters become the fallback