Sullivan's Selective Bragging: A Political Tactic?

Alaskans who hit up Senator Dan Sullivan's office with emails are noticing a spike in

his replies lately, all patting himself on the back for stuff.

Like new oil and gas leases in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, some tweaks to prescription

drug costs and what he calls the one big beautiful.

Bill, these messages stand out because they're heavy on the winds and light on the pushback

from folks who write in regularly, turning routine civics chats into highlight reels.

Pullback home are calling it out as selective bragging, especially since drug prices here

still run three times higher than in other developed spots, making those changes feel like

a drop in the bucket.

Meanwhile, Sullivan staying quiet on tougher critiques, which lines up perfectly with whispers

that his time as Alaskan's junior senator could be, winding down soon.

It's a classic move in shaky election seasons, firing up the base while dodging the heat

so keep those inboxes checked if you're tuned into state.

This is Anchorage News Today.