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David Boyle: Conference speaker Dr. James Lindsay will tackle Marxism-transgender ideology

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Sen. Mike Shower: Another sneak attack on Alaska through Ballot Measure 1

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Alex Gimarc: Peltola’s Ponzi scheme problem of her own making, crypto style

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Linda Boyle: UN and WHO working overtime to create globalist health authority

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Mark Somerville: Do you remember when? A view from Glennallen on ranked-choice voting

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Alexander Dolitsky: Acculturation and assimilation in America, the land of achievable dreams

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Randy Daly: Nick Begich III knows how to build businesses

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Sen. Mike Shower: Lies told about veterans by the ‘No on 2’ coven should fire up Alaskans to vote ‘Yes’

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Tim Barto: Saying farewell to Pete Rose

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Michael Tavoliero: Hey, Chuck Kopp, fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me

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Michael Tavoliero: State bureaucracy grows, while Alaskans watch their dividends shrink

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Craig Compeau: Lifelong Alaskan shares story of character revealed in Fairbanks North Star Borough mayor’s race

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