ReBrook: Behind the Veil – The Real David Eastman
I know all this, because I’ve known David since we were classmates at West Point: That’s when he tried to recruit me to join the John Birch Society.
Opinions
The lies that led to Jan. 6 are alive and coming for the next election
The lies that led to violence on Jan. 6 are continuing to fuel far-right efforts to “reform” Alaska’s elections and “place trust back into the election process.” If they were serious about truly restoring faith in the elections, they’d take a good hard look in the mirror. But, of course, they’re not.
Gara: We must get a fair share for our oil
We’ve watched tens of thousands of people leave Alaska because they see no future for themselves and their families. A bright future is staring at us if we put people ahead of multinational corporations.
With Bronson at the wheel, Anchorage is starting to feel like a clown car
There’s reason to take the latest allegations with a grain of salt but also reason to worry there might be one more fire contributing to all the smoke coming from city hall.
Gara: I’ve been an ally on choice my whole legislative career. I’ll remain one.
We can protect these rights in Alaska. But that depends on who you elect. As the only pro-choice Governor’s candidate in this race, I’ve been an ally on choice my whole legislative career. I’ll remain one. I wouldn’t question those whose religious and personal values take them to a different conclusion. But I’ll always be honest about my values.
The extreme right is growing more extreme
There, it’s abundantly clear that the rhetoric on the extreme right is only growing more extreme—and doing so quickly—even as cases of covid-19 continue to fall.
RETTIG: Oil, it’s time to date other people
You can almost hear the sighs of relief across Alaska each time oil prices tick up. This is good for Alaska, right? Actually, no. Because instead of forcing us to diversify our economy. This blip allows us to kick back, relax, and continue our monogamous relationship with oil–when we really need to be dating around.
As legal challenges to Alaska’s redistricting plan take shape, past rulings offer key insight
The last round of redistricting lawsuits didn’t do much to answer the question of what precisely a compact, contiguous and relatively socioeconomically integrated district should look like.
Alaska Redistricting Board shows its ugly, partisan colors with boost to Eagle River
“I will say that there are times when you just have to say the emperor has no clothes and I think today is one of those days.”
Grifty, conspiratorial and anti-science. The vaccine-skeptic summit was peak Bronson.
It’s largely a masterclass in manipulation: I’m letting you in on a secret; They are not telling you the truth; We’re just pursuing the Truth.