Alaska gas hits $26 per gallon, paper plates $54 as groceries soar 24% above national average

While groceries in the Last Frontier are almost 24 percent higher than in the rest of the country, gas and diesel prices have also skyrocketed - and Peltola is blaming the Republican incumbent.

Dumpster Fire links to reporting from Daily Mail. We don’t rewrite the facts; the original story is one click away.