Fiscal responsibility starts with being honest about the numbers.
Alaskans have a choice in November.
Last week, Dunleavy attended President Trump’s “Rolling Back Regulations to Help All Americans” event.
Maybe I’m radical for believing that a decision about what’s fair shouldn’t take place at a ballot box.
A yes vote on Ballot Measure 1 would be like driving a ship into the eye of a storm.
A lot has changed from just one month ago when it was concerning to see 20 positive cases in a day.
Government should be focused on the emergency before us, put lesser priorities on the back burner.
We are continuously utilizing our experience and lessons learned to ensure safety for all.
Our Permanent Fund will be an infinite resource for future Alaskans if we protect it.
Federal leaders must urgently invest in and implement election protection reforms across the country
White privilege is not the suggestion that white people have never struggled.
All eyes are on Kenai and Soldotna as we approach the August Republican primary election, when we decide whether to reelect Rep. Gary Knopp. The… Continue reading
DACA recipients have proven themselves to be hardworking members of our communities
Congress passed the Equal Rights Amendment in 1972 and Alaska was the 10th state to ratify.
Taxes aren’t the only factor in oil production.
Alaska desperately needs health care cost reform.
“Without taxing for the extraction of our oil, there will be no dividends.”
I am writing today to let the people of Homer know about what it was like to try and participate in the unofficial Fourth of… Continue reading
The main purpose for the binding caucus is to concentrate power in the hands of the leadership.
When it comes to high-speed internet access, rural Alaska communities are lagging behind.
