Alaska Legislators Surrender to Democrats and Adopt Canada First Agenda
It would be comical if it was on the big screen, but the decision of the Alaska House of Representatives to unanimously support Canada in its trade war against President …
Legislators Crossed the Line in Passing Senate Bill 189
“Neither in this or any other issue can the Constitution protect us if we don’t protect the Constitution.” – Thomas Sowell Senate Bill 189 is clearly unconstitutional. Even so, that …
An Open Letter to Jubilee Underwood
(American soldiers guard a field during World War II) Dear Jubilee, The 34th Alaska Legislature will convene this week, and I want to share some of what you will be …
To the Swamp, Conservatives are Ineffective (by definition)
With the torrent of political messaging coming at us at election time, apologists for the swamp can sometimes slip things by us that they never could otherwise. One such idea …
AFC’s Pro-Family Voter Guide Reflects Antipathy for Principled Conservatives
For those looking for a Pro-Family Voter Guide for this election season, I recommend iVoterGuide, put together by the American Family Association in coordination with dozens of other pro-family groups …
This year, 39 Legislators Spent $1,941 of Your PFD. Here are their names.
In December, the governor put $3,643 in the budget for your dividend. By the time legislators were done spending it only $1,702 was left. In total, $1,941 of the 2024 …
The Magical Transformation of the Juneau Swamp into Artesian Spring Water Every Election Season
Every year, it takes more effort (and money) to convince Alaskans that what is going on down in Juneau is the product of many well-meaning politicians doing the best they …
The Most Challenging Thing About Being in Public Office
The most difficult part about serving in the Alaska Legislature is not the reduced privacy that is common to all public figures. It’s not the public attacks, or even the …
Word to Alaskans: Take a Good, Hard Look at North Carolina Right Now (and remember Lahaina, Hawaii)
(“The National Map” shows Hawaii and Puerto Rico, but Anchorage and most of Alaska is not shown) By many accounts there are people experiencing life and death situations in North …
Crossing the Rubicon: American History Will Be Moving Faster From This Point Forward
(It is clear to the world that America is in distress) “In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When …