Sullivan and Peltola clash in final Alaska Senate debate, including over whether she had questions beforehand
Photo: Fox NewsHow the sides differ Left sources emphasize Peltola's denial of Sullivan's claim; right sources stress her use of notes and the broader exchange of attacks over corruption and other issues.
Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan and former Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola held their final Alaska Senate debate on Thursday night, trading sharp attacks. Sullivan asked whether Peltola had received the questions in advance. Left-leaning coverage says she and the moderator denied it and calls the move a attempted 'gotcha.' Right-leaning coverage says she looked at notecards for several seconds at a time and that Sullivan questioned the moderators. Fox also reports attacks on corruption, staffing allegations and military spending.
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Presents Sullivan's question as a failed gotcha attempt, highlighting that Peltola and the moderator rejected the claim.
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Highlights Peltola's use of notecards and Sullivan's challenge, and describes a fiery debate of personal attacks on corruption and character.