Dunleavy’s budget is picking winners and losers, but it doesn’t have to
Dunleavy’s budget proposes deep cuts while protecting the industry. There’s a better way.
Opinions
LEE: What does the health care Congress mean to Alaska?
By Amber Lee Across the nation there is a great deal of talk about the role of health care in switching many red states to…
JOHNSON: They would catch him next time, they said. That meant my time was not enough.
I went in and out of the system and I’m no better for it, and I am not alone. We need change and a system that works.
FRANK: We are not your pawns
“It’s great to have a supportive spouse, it’s another thing to use that spouse as an example of your support of the Alaska Native community—this is not a policy argument.”
TOM BEGICH: A silver spoon? Here’s the real story.
“There’s an ad paid for by the Alaska Republican Party running right now that is false, despicable and speaks to both a lack of integrity and the bankrupt and dishonest approach of the paid ads for Mike Dunleavy. The ad asserts Mark Begich, my brother, was born with a silver spoon. Really?”
AYERS: Mike Dunleavy doesn’t measure up and there’s nothing Outside money can do to change that
“As Alaska’s chaotic governor’s race comes down to the wire, I keep recalling a couple of nuggets of wisdom from experience as a Marine Corps veteran and more than 30 years as an observer of Alaska politics.”
TMS Publisher: Notes from the campaign trail
In these last few days of the campaign, a couple of “tells” can be seen from the different campaigns.
RACE: Drawing Dunleavy
The art in these editorial cartoons might seem familiar. They’re by Juneau artist Pat Race, who also lent his talents to Alaska’s early voting stickers.
The anti-Dunleavy voters are looking for a winner. That’s no longer the Walker ticket.
Lt Gov. Mallott’s resignation has irreparably changed the race for governor.
TMS Editorial: The Begich Effect
Examining Begich’s impact on the race for governor.