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March 4, 2013
The President Who Cried Wolf

I got to thinking about how Washington deals with budgets and how the rest of us do. Listening to the incessant caterwauling, threats and scaremongering from Obama over the sequester last week led me to an attempt to try to put this all in perspective.

I got to thinking about how Washington deals with budgets and how the rest of us do. Listening to the incessant caterwauling, threats and scaremongering from Obama over the sequester last week led me to an attempt to try to put this all in perspective.

February 8, 2013
Public Policy Polling's "Alaska Survey"

Public Policy Polling's survey of questions no one in Alaska is asking.

In case you were wondering about impossible match-ups for the 2016 Presidential election, along with some other meaningless political information, Public Policy Polling today released some answers to questions no one in Alaska is asking.

February 4, 2013
Anchorage Chamber of Commerce "Make It Monday" Luncheon

At this week's Anchorage Chamber of Commerce "Make It Monday" luncheon, Helvi Sandvik, president of NANA Development Corporation, will provide an update on the $2 billion Native corporation, including details on its new downtown offices, upcoming projects and its contributions to Alaska’s workforce.

March 26, 2012
Anchorage’s African American pastors rebuff push to equate gay & civil rights

In Anchorage, homosexual rights advocates are attempting to rally support for a proposed homosexual and transgender nondiscrimination law by comparing their effort to the historic civil rights struggles of African-Americans. So far, the comparison has met with resistance from local African-American pastors.

Are homosexual rights a natural extension or a distortion, of the 1960s’ Civil Rights Movement?

This question is under debate in Alaska and across much of the country.

March 16, 2012
We Must Fulfill The Duty Before Us

I'm not reflecting on a plastic Fisher-Price toy set --- I'm talking creative signs, Gadsden flags flying high, patriotic music and bad hot dogs. Held in Wasilla, naturally.

Here's what I love about being a right-winger, at our best moments. We have solutions. 

I'm not reflecting on a plastic Fisher-Price toy set --- I'm talking creative signs, Gadsden flags flying high, patriotic music and bad hot dogs. Held in Wasilla, naturally.

March 12, 2012
The Ron Paul Effect
March 6, 2012
Why I support Newt Gingrich
March 5, 2012
Three Reasons Why I’m Voting for Romney

After listening to the four Republican candidates who are running in the Alaska Republican Party’s Presidential Preference Poll, each of whom would be a better President than Barack Obama, I’ve boiled down the reasons I’ll vote for Mitt Romney to three important points:

February 16, 2012
Democrat Plan To Change Presidential Elections Drowns Out Alaska's Voice

The Alaska Legislature is currently considering a bill that would join Alaska in an interstate compact changing the way the United States President is elected.   I have serious concerns about its true, negative, effects.  

February 1, 2012
Is The Presidential Primary Damaging The GOP?

By JONATHAN MARTIN 

Mitt Romney decisively answered skeptics with a smashing Florida victory Tuesday, but Republican nervousness has already taken a new form: anxiety over the tone of a race that turned ugly here.

January 27, 2012
TNR POLICYMAKER EDITORIAL - CONGRESSMAN DON YOUNG The Obama Energy Plan (or lack thereof)

With the Presidential election nearing full swing and it won’t be long until the American people are faced with a stark choice -- do they vote for an incumbent President who consistently stands in the way of developing American made energy or do we head in a new direction with a Republican candidate who is committed to developing America’s enormous resource base?