Letter: Tshibaka’s fiscal hypocrisy
It appears that U.S. Senate candidate Kelly Tshibaka is following a “Do what I say, not what I do” policy.
It appears that U.S. Senate candidate Kelly Tshibaka is following a “Do what I say, not what I do” policy.
Kids are suffering, families are suffering. It’s time to look at more reasonable options for the city and for graduation.
It’s obvious to those of us who think for ourselves that the Second Amendment is on the chopping block.
I cannot wait to share a stoplight in the middle of Kenai or Soldotna, at zero-dark-thirty, with a couple of 13-year-olds on snowmachines.
Now that the NBA, NFL and MLB have started getting involved in politics, it is time to get rid of the exemption from antitrust laws.
It’s pretty obvious that the screaming opposition is coming from the left side of the political spectrum.
Alyssa Keill’s recent letter was great, but didn’t address pot smoke. Why? Is this a sacred cow?
Bronson’s words are harmful, immature and not the words of a qualified candidate.
As for people “blowing their lids,” there are tens of millions of law-abiding firearms owners who have never harmed anyone.
Congratulations to Mitt Romney for winning this year’s Profile in Courage Award.
Our country is now so politically divided that on any issue at any time, one group thinks the other is crazy.
The country does not benefit from a party that strays from the founding principles of our Constitution.
I want understanding, tolerance and inclusion. I want less discrimination and more opportunities.