The fox pledges to investigate the henhouse
If there’s one thing to know about an administration with a demonstrated penchant for lying is that you never know when they’re telling the truth.
anchorage
Bronson administration turns 1, gets the gift of accountability
Beyond the battle over twisted budget numbers and property taxes, Bronson’s core assertion here is that the Anchorage city government is bloated and has room for continued cuts. It’s a classic line from conservatives promising easy fixes for difficult problems, but it becomes particularly strained when you, well, look around the city and wonder if this is really what an apparently bloated city budget gets us.
Fields: Our city’s greatest challenge
” We have to be as firm in dealing with those criminals as we are compassionate in dealing with the epidemic’s victims, recognizing the complexity in which criminal and victim may know one another, occupy the same shelter, or have a dealer and client relationship.”
Progressive Volland leads in Anchorage special election, which will add 12th seat to assembly
It was special election day for voters in Anchorage’s newly redrawn and expanded North Anchorage assembly district on Tuesday. With the early results, the mainstream…
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.
Anchorage Assemblymember proposes putting Eagle Exit advisory vote on spring ballot
The big issue, though, is just where the boundaries would be.
Surprise! Bronson did, in fact, meddle with the city’s water supply.
But don’t worry, an account from a not-exactly-truthful press office says everything’s fine and that “Anchorage’s water supply remains safe for public consumption.”
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.
Early results give Zaletel huge edge over fringe recall effort
The early results from Tuesday’s recall election targeting Anchorage Assemblymember Meg Zaletel shows the effort, which was borne out of the city’s extreme-right circles, failing by more than 20 percentage points.
Bronson manages to both-sides the harassment of health care workers
With reports of rising harassment, threats and physical attacks on health care workers fueled by the very conspiracy theories Bronson has repeated and legitimized with his office in recent weeks, he now claims there’s some very fine people on both sides.