Opinion: Lisa Murkowski has repeatedly shown a willingness to be a free agent in the U.S. Senate. We need that now.
If she appears too progressive to some, it’s only because — some would argue — her own party has become radicalized.
Letter: Pack the court
I believe the current U.S. Supreme Court is literally making the case for the packing of the court at the nearest possible opportunity.
OPINION: Alaska must invest more in rural justice
As a former Kotzebue prosecutor and a current legislator, I write to offer what broader insights I can, and propose remedies.
OPINION: Alaska’s psychiatric care system is far from perfect. But we’re working to improve it.
A recent commentary suggested patients have no rights and are not heard by the hospital and/or the courts. This is flatly wrong as to the question of forced injections.
Letter: Superintendent made the right call
Carson’s history of bizarre and dangerous comments on myriad topics suggests his inability to avoid insensitive remarks on subjects for which he knows very little.
OPINION: Dunleavy administration throws more money away on anti-union obsession
The U.S. Supreme Court has moved on. Case closed, as they say. But not for Alaska’s attorneys general. There are more windmills to chase and rabbit holes to dig.
Letter: Renewable energy
At this point, I am not sure who remains an outlier on the need to transition away from fossil fuels for our energy source.
Letter: Caucus delay wasn’t a fiasco
Organization is everything. If it requires time, then so be it.
OPINION: Supporting the first responders who support Alaska
I know that most Alaska candidates stand with me in unflagging appreciation.
Letter: Campaign misinformation
As a former prosecutor, the fact is unmistakable: I vigorously fought SB 91 at every step in the spring of 2016.