Dan Sullivan: Upholding Reagan's Legacy in Alaska

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many Republicans shaped by Ronald Reagan's era, see U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan of Alaska as

a leader who lives those core conservative values today.

Sullivan championed strong national defense, free market growth, American energy independence,

and unyielding faith in the nation's strength, much like Reagan did.

A Marine Corps veteran himself, Sullivan prioritizes military readiness, especially in the

Arctic.

He pushes for investments in infrastructure, coast guard ships, and forces to safeguard

America's northern edge as that region grows more vital.

On energy, Sullivan echoes Reagan's push for domestic production and less-red tape.

In Alaska, with its vast oil, gas, minerals, and timber, he fights to open federal lands

responsibly, creating jobs and bolstering national security.

Over foreign dependence, Sullivan also backs Reagan-style economics, favoring lower taxes,

smart deregulation, and policies that let businesses thrive.

These steps fuel growth in Alaska through resource projects, small businesses, and infrastructure.

While Reagan was a president and Sullivan serves in the Senate, once held by Ted Stevens,

he carries forward that optimistic conservatism.

For traditional Republicans, Sullivan keeps those principles alive right here in Alaska.

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