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Archive for April, 2009

The GOP Has Killed Us All

No, not really, but if the world does succumb to a world-wide pandemic like the swine flu, we can always blame this lady: Famously, Maine Senator Collins, the supposedly moderate Republican who demanded cuts in health care spending in exchange for her support of a watered-down version of the stimulus, fumed about the pandemic funding: [...]

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Last August, Governor Palin “took her Governor hat off” during a press conference, and told voters that she would be voting No on ballot measure 4, the “clean water” initiative. Turns out, this may have not been legal. State law says that a governor cannot spend money or “provide anything of value” to influence the [...]

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Alaska is known for its tough men and equally tough women. Now, thanks to a group of cold-hearted middle schoolers in Palmer, we can add children to the list. According to the Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman, a group of middle school PE students taunted a moose so badly that he killed himself. I just don’t understand [...]

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Well, almost. He did have two and a half weeks as AG, so I guess technically, WAR did begin. But let’s not get caught up with technicalities. I mean, let’s remember what he said about legal vs. illegal: “It seems to me the most important thing that can be done by the Senate is not [...]

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Perspective

As I drove to work this morning, I thought about what I would write about today. I would write about Ken Salazar’s visit, or Palin’s decision to pass three names (two of which have already been rejected) back to the Alaska State Senate for approval. Then I looked at my blogroll and clicked on a [...]

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Questioning WAR

Today, Wayne Anthony Ross, Palin’s pick for AG, was questioned before the Alaska State Legislature. One of my favorite people in Juneau, Bill Wielechowski did me proud: Anchorage Democratic Sen. Bill Wielechowski brought up previous Ross statements, including saying the idea of Native sovereignty is a 19th century principle, and using words like “immoral,” and [...]

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Having a Rough Week, Sarah?

It sure was hard to be Sarah Palin this week. Let’s do a quick run-down of this week’s highlights: Saturday-Sunday: Mount Redoubt covers Anchorage with ash, airport closed off and on all weekend. Thousands stranded. Six million gallons of oil at the Drift River Terminal sit in harm’s way at the base of the volcano. [...]

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