Monthly Archives: November, 2021
Murkowski super-PAC filed by Lottsfeldt
A political action committee to support the campaign of Sen. Lisa Murkowski was filed on Tuesday by Jim Lottsfeldt, of Lottsfeldt Strategies.
Lottsfeldt is a...
Art Chance: What’s in that election report and why can’t public see it?
By ART CHANCEI spent an interesting hour or so last week with Lt. Gov. Kevin Meyer. I wouldn’t say we’re friends; I was in government...
Dunleavy protests unconstitutional ‘insult to personal freedom of health-care heroes,’ as Alaska joins another lawsuit against Biden
Calling a new federal mandate for health-care workers an "insult to personal freedom to heath-care workers," Gov. Mike Dunleavy joined a coalition of states...
Health is important (but not that important) to Anchorage Assembly fixated on crippling Mayor Bronson appointees
The mission of the Anchorage Health Department is critical in this era of a global pandemic, with possibly more pandemics to come. But to...
All over but the shouting: Redistricting board finishes Senate map, Democrats complain, quarrel, threaten, play race card
Although the Democrats did very well with the new political map for the House of Representatives, when the Senate map was voted on, they...
Association of Alaska School Boards meeting focused on Critical Race Theory
When school boards get together for meetings, the public is usually able to attend.
But when the Alaska Association of School Boards gets together...
Calm conservative Dennis Prager to keynote Alaska Family Council spring fundraiser
Dennis Prager, host of a radio show and founder of Prager U, will be the keynote speaker at the Alaska Family Council 2022 spring...
Biden official response to federal court suspension of vaccine mandate on businesses: Do it anyway
President Joe Biden's administration, ordered by an appeals court to respond by Monday, wrote its defense of the federal vaccination mandate on private employers...
Long knives come out for Anchorage Chief Medical Officer Dr. Savitt, as Rogers Park Community Council rips on him
With Covid-19 cases falling in Alaska and hospitals not in actual crisis mode, many Alaskans are turning their focus to the holidays.
But not...
Three candidates holding joint fundraiser to try to flip Anchorage Assembly
The next election takes place in mid-March to April 5, 2022 and the campaigning has already begun.
A host of big names in the business...