ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) – Before leaving Alaska, Vice President JD Vance told Alaska’s News Source the administration’s promises to create the decades-long proposed LNG pipeline — both at stump speeches and behind the Resolute Desk — are enough to get it out of limbo as it, again, reaches an uncertain milestone.
See the full interaction below.
“It’s different because you have a president who delivers on his promises,” Vance said, moments before leaving on Air Force 2.
The Vice President expanded, saying the agreement may not be tied solely to South Korea.
“I think you have some political dynamics, frankly, in South
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