Former Rep. Mary Peltola is likely to run against Sen. Dan Sullivan for the U.S. Senate with an announcement expected this month, the news website Axios reported Tuesday.
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As of this writing, the state of Alaska continues to recommend that children get vaccinations that the Trump administration claims, with no scientific evidence, are not necessary.
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With scant evidence, the temporary AG claims Alaska Airlines is coddling criminals and making it harder to prosecute offenders.
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Reinvent health care in Alaska? Spend a $272 million subsidy wisely this year when the rules are not written? Create a “brand new system” with lower costs? Not likely.
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“I don’t think having troops on the ground in Venezuela is a good idea,” Sen. Dan Sullivan told HuffPost two weeks ago. “Putting pressure, in terms of the sanctions on the oil — a lot of that oil has already been sanctioned, as you know — I think it’s fine.”
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The distribution of the first $10 billion chunk of money is to be followed by four more years of federal subsidies. Contrary to Sen. Dan Sullivan’s claim that Alaska has a lock on a total of $1.4 billion, however, the uneven distribution will create the potential for a federal clawback when the political winds change.
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I tell myself they are forming millions of new synapses in the time it takes me to open my email or go to the kitchen for a sandwich.
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There are lots of things I could write about today, but I’ve decided to adhere to the KISS theory and just say thanks.
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Attorney General Stephen Cox, who once worked for Wilmer, Cutler, Pickering, Hale & Dorr, LLP, gave the Washington, D.C. law firm a $350,000 no-bid contract to review the DigitalBridge investment by Adam Crum.
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Sen. Dan Sullivan, who never criticizes Donald Trump, is sending Alaskans a form letter claiming the demolition of the East Wing of the White House was not demolition but renovation.
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