Today marks 100 days since the November election. In Washington DC, a majority of Democrats were elected, and so we watched the peaceful transfer of power last month from Republicans …
This week will go down in infamy in Alaska. If we are unlucky, it will also make its way into the story of Alaska that people outside Alaska tell each …
Democrats in Congress could take a lesson from their friends in the Alaska Legislature. Today marks the end of the first quarter of the 90-Day Legislative Session. Let’s recap what …
Representative Knopp, I read with interest your recent article in the Peninsula Clarion: Gary Knopp: Republicans and Democrats must work together to form a bipartisan coalition As a fellow legislator …
[The Deputy Sergeant at Arms looks after an empty house chamber in Juneau] It has now been 80 days since Mike Dunleavy was elected Governor of Alaska, and 80 days …
Having now served for two years in the legislature, I have observed an interesting phenomenon that seems to take place in Juneau. It’s the notion that while individual legislators are …
No legislator sits in the Speaker’s Chair today as members of the Alaska House of Representatives prepare for the second day of the 2019 Legislative Session. At 1pm this afternoon, …
D-Day is scheduled for today in the Alaska Legislature (though it should be noted that D-Day in World War II was postponed several times for bad weather before the Allies …
With a group of Republican and Democrat legislators in Juneau calling for bipartisan opposition to Gov. Dunleavy, this week is a great opportunity to step back and consider the difference …
While Nancy Pelosi was sworn in as Speaker of the House in Congress last week, Republican and Democrat legislators in the Alaska House of Representatives remain deadlocked today over who …
