Four days before announcing her intent to challenge Sen. Lisa Murkowski for her U.S. Senate seat in 2022, Kelly Tshibaka appeared on a prominent national program that informs and inspires Christians to pray for America.
During her 11-minute interview on Intercessors for America, Tshibaka spoke openly about the importance of bringing a faith-inspired worldview to the work of government. She also provided a unique inside look at how the internal organs of government operate – for both good or ill.
Whether on the national or local level, Tshibaka said it is vital to have people of faith contributing to the safety and prosperity of the nation – especially when it comes to national security and the execution of law.
Tshibaka served as commissioner for the Alaska Dept. of Administration for two years and stepped down last month to launch her U.S. Senate Campaign. She is the lone challenger to Murkowski who has been one of Alaska’s senators since 2002.
Click here to view Tshibaka’s interview on Intercessors for America.
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She’s already got my vote. Besides she’s much nicer to look at than Pelosi… I mean Murkowski.
Absolutely correct…
Steve, what is your qualifier ? God Fearing ? Or protection of our rights “God Given”. What about following the rule of Law?
The most important law…IS God given!!
Until she comes out with her opinion on Dominion and the foreign interference from China she belongs nowhere near our Senate. The documentation on HAMMER and SCORECARD is being revealed as being told by Patrick Byrne in an interview on 4/12/21 on Rumble… Our sacred vote is the whole basis of this Republic and those seeking office better have the balls to protect it or get the hell out of the kitchen. No one deserves this seat that does not stand up for our vote. Dominion is not going away and those who made sure this crime was installed YOU will go to jail!!!!!!
This and how she served in the dept of “Just Us” under Obama. Too many “christians/catholics” fake it for votes: see Sen. Warnock and Speaker Pelosi.
There’s something thay don’t feel right about voting for this un, can we get someone who didn’t work in DC before carpet bagging to Alaska?