Trump to fly 3,400 miles to Alaska in hopes of saving a Senate seat

WASILLA, Ala. — Doug Glenn walked out of Fred Meyer on Monday carrying a $53 pair of Levi’s — not exactly cheap, he said, as he glanced at the receipt, but about what he expected.

Glenn owns an aviation company in nearby Palmer and remains a loyal supporter of Donald Trump. Fuel costs have been an issue. But here, he said, “everything is expensive.”