Paul Jenkins
Paul Jenkins: It's called lite gov for the workload
Columnist Paul Jenkins wonders why there isn't a rush for the lite gov gravy train.
Paul Jenkins
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PAUL JENKINS
Paul Jenkins: Begich must be thinking twice about Obamacare
Columnist Paul Jenkins says Obamacare vote may keep Mark Begich from second term.
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PAUL JENKINS
Paul Jenkins: Of sanctimonious Dems, political races and Parnell as a man of letters
Columnist Paul Jenkins marvels at the self-righteousness of Democrats.
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PAUL JENKINS
Paul Jenkins: Remember and honor our long line of ghosts
Columnist Paul Jenkin recounts a nightmare of war, and remembers the nations' "long line of ghosts" this Memorial Day.
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PAUL JENKINS
Paul Jenkins: Left needs oil-tax repeal referendum to rally the ignorant
Columnist Paul Jenkins argues that short-sighted partisan politics drives the Alaska Left's passion for the oil-tax repeal.
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PAUL JENKINS
Paul Jenkins: Numbers don't jibe with anti-gun zealots' story
Columnist Paul Jenkins says gun grabbers ignore reality that doesn't fit their agenda.
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PAUL JENKINS
Paul Jenkins: Initiative to repeal revamped oil tax wrongheaded
In the coming days, you will run into earnest, misguided people at shopping centers or grocery stores who will beg you to sign a petition putting on next year's primary ballot a measure that would scrap the Legislature's revamp of Alaska's oil tax law -- even before the ink dries.
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PAUL JENKINS
Paul Jenkins: Begich, Murkowski deserve credit for gun law votes
Columnist Paul Jenkins argues that our senators did right to stand against Obama's gun control efforts.
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PAUL JENKINS
Paul Jenkins: Cheers for the oil tax cut; now slash state spending
Columnist Paul Jenkins celebrates the oil tax cut -- and says the next cut must be in state spending.
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PAUL JENKINS
Paul Jenkins: Imagine if the left targeted the First Amendment
Columnist Paul Jenkins argues that the left's real enemy is the First Amendment, not the Second.
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PAUL JENKINS
Paul Jenkins: Tuesday's election was an exercise in anger and greed
Columnist Paul Jenkins argues that Tuesday's election results were fueled by anger and greed bode ill for the city.


