Two former aides allege Peltola repeatedly used the slur when discussing rap music and a Black veteran who organized a dinner for soldiers who built the Alaska-Canada Highway. Federal Election Commission filings show the campaign paid $8,000 to Eventbrite for eight tables at that event, though Peltola's camp previously dismissed the allegations as a "smear campaign" by a fired staffer and a blogger already facing a defamation suit.
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Peltola Lawyers Demand Removal of Racial Slur Allegations
US Politics11 days ago
Legal representation for former U.S. Representative Mary Peltola has threatened lawsuits against the Alaska Landmine if the website does not take down claims that she used the 'n-word' in 2024. The cease and desist letter requires the site and its social media accounts to remove the article and all associated posts immediately, asserting that the publisher is continuing to share accusations with knowledge of their falsity.
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