Dunleavy goes maskless at indoor fundraiser just hours after urging Alaskans to wear masks
“This is all going the wrong direction.”
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State law is not barring Dunleavy from discussing Clarkson’s harassment, says Legislature’s attorney
She noted that outside a records request, there’s also no requirement for the governor to volunteer that information, either, and that the Legislature may need to step in if they want the answers public.
Pebble CEO Tom Collier resigns after bragging about influence over Alaska Republicans
Pebble’s parent company says Collier “embellished” his relationship with Alaska’s elected officials.
Dunleavy claims he didn’t know about state-funded political mailers but agrees to reimburse state $2,800
The governor argues that he never knew about the mailers sent out by his administration.
What did Dunleavy know about his AG texts? When did he know it? And why doesn’t he want us to ask?
If Dunleavy and his press team had their way, we would have never known and Clarkson would have been back on the job this week.
Dunleavy’s chief lawsuit-loser Clarkson resigns after it turns out he’s a creep
Clarkson was set to return to work for Gov. Dunleavy next week.
Dunleavy FINALLY proposes critical change to CARES Act program months after businesses demanded fixes
The state has been telling businesses to just refund tens of thousands of dollars of federal aid in order access the state program. The new changes would allow businesses to keep the money.
Biden says he’d block Pebble Mine if elected
“As President, I will do what President Trump has failed to do: listen to the scientists and experts to protect Bristol Bay — and all it offers to Alaska, our country, and the world.”
‘We need to wake up.’ Alaska health officials plead for action amid COVID-19 surge
“The time for effective action to control the epidemic in Alaska is running out, but it is not too late to prevent a health care crisis.”
Dunleavy praises Trump’s regulatory rollback while leaving Alaska’s small businesses to languish
It’s this lack of urgency in fixing the program—encapsulated by an administration seemingly caught flat-footed, unable to seize upon its victory in court—that makes the governor’s words so tone deaf.