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Those who strongly support former president Trump may want to look in the mirror and ask why they support a playground bully.
Each candidate seeking election to the position of Anchorage mayor this April should clearly and unequivocally state their position on maintaining the integrity of the Anchorage tax cap.
If you want to look at the event and time Alaska began its epic slide into decline, it was the signing of the SB21 oil tax law.
There hasn’t been a “City of Anchorage” since the early days of the Ford administration.
What happened to the morals and spine of the Republican Party?
I am going to be charitable and assume that Debra Riner has confused Bill Popp with some other individual.
I think Al Bolea’s commentary in the ADN on March 3 should be mandatory reading for all Alaskans, and especially for all our legislators in Juneau.
Could Nikki Haley mount a write-in campaign against Donald Trump?
Who’s the heir apparent?
We have several of the most diverse public schools in the nation with populations that speak a whole host of languages, largely not true of the charter- and home-schooled.
I urge Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan to co-sponsor the Building Our Largest Dementia Infrastructure (BOLD) Act Reauthorization.
The recent low supply of our natural gas demonstrates a need to develop geothermal power from active volcanoes and hydro power from receding glaciers.
Let’s stop dithering and bring back a state income tax and a yearly school tax to help fund our public schools.
Let’s show our children that we care about their safety by voting ‘yes.’
It’s tough for a loyal Republican legislator to stand up to their governor, but they must find the courage.
This is an emergency response problem and a pedestrian danger that is beyond the resources of the Limited Road Service Areas.
I hope many folks will join me in not only voting but in being well-informed voters.
Shortchanging all-inclusive public schools at the expense of charter schools is a poor choice.
Denial and blaming everyone, never apologizing or making necessary changes. Mistreating far too many good city workers.
With a myriad of local issues needing priority attention, let’s hope the Assembly can move on and concentrate on local issues only.
Current events in this country suggest we too are at risk from a religious right attempting to use our political process to impose their views and values.
Please think of the children, their young minds, and the opportunity for growth and knowledge they discover in our libraries.
Once again, the Legislature is looking for a way to be popular while not tackling Alaska’s real problems.
Come November, the virtue of our nation’s true spirit of American values and its protection is walking up to the polls.
Let’s put some thought into this. After all, we don’t like to see our pets suffer, either, so we help them.