There’s another way of interpreting the gas pipeline presentation to legislators last month by GaffneyCline, the consulting company owned by a firm that is now working with Glenfarne on the pipeline project.
It’s not at all favorable to Glenfarne’s pipeline plans.
Read MoreBillionaire Mindy Hildebrand, wife of Hilcorp owner Jeff Hildebrand, answered questions in her confirmation hearing to be ambassador to Costa Rica by rephrasing them as declarative statements.
Read MoreThe Alaska Legislature should ignore any and all advice from GaffneyCline on the gas pipeline because the consulting company has a conflict of interest—it is owned by a Texas firm that has just signed a deal to play a significant role in the pipeline project.
Read MoreSen. Dan Sullivan is constitutionally incapable of even hinting that Donald Trump is wrong about anything.
Read MoreTemporary Attorney General Stephen Cox, 48, who says he moved to Alaska a few years ago to work as a general counsel, but didn’t join the Alaska Bar Association until last spring, is now lecturing a national audience in the Washington Post about the issues facing “states like mine.”
Read MoreAttorney General Stephen Cox is trying to hide from his reckless allegations against the Anchorage School District. And it appears that Education Commissioner Deena Bishop is also retreating in formation.
Read MoreEducation Commissioner Bishop has either forgotten or is pretending to forget that she was the Anchorage superintendent in 2021 when the same complaint reached her about the same disclaimer on the same Hillsdale booklet.
She didn’t question the district’s loyalty to the Constitution then.
But she is now.
Read MoreRep. Nick Begich the Third and Sen. Dan Sullivan reversed themselves on releasing the Epstein files this week, though both claimed it was what they always wanted.
Read MoreGov. Mike Dunleavy, never one to pass up a chance to send money Outside, is paying $350,000 for a report on why Adam Crum decided to order a $50 million investment in DigitalBridge before Crum quit his state job to run for governor.
Read MoreA competent attorney general would recognize a giant conflict of interest in the matter of AG Stephen Cox and his interrogation of the Anchorage school district over a Hillsdale College booklet.
He and his wife are helping start the Thomas More Classical School in Anchorage, “with help and support from Hillsdale College and its Hillsdale College K-12 Education Office.”
He shouldn’t be involved with anything in the his state job that deals with Hillsdale College..
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