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Bill Walker, Meet Bill Walker

By Lindsay Hobson on Nov 3, 2014   Featured, Politics  

Non-partisan gubernatorial candidate Bill Walker (William M. Walker) today thanked William C. Walker for stepping forward and identifying himself as the author of a 2004 letter to the editor of the Anchorage Daily News, signed, “Bill Walker, Anchorage.”  Grover Norquist and his group, “Americans For Tax Reform (ATR), had criticized candidate Walker for apparently advocating […]

Young Solidifies his Pro-Pebble Stance in Fairbanks Chamber Debate

By Travis Smith on Oct 30, 2014   Politics  

Young Solidifies his Pro-Pebble Stance in Fairbanks Chamber Debate

ANCHORAGE: Representative Young’s position on the proposed Pebble Mine has been unclear at times, without a definitive yes or no answer on where he stands. After the Tuesday debate we now have clarity. Don is Yes on Pebble. Young has said that the issues surrounding the Pebble Mine are not his primary concern stating that, […]

Traditional, Tea Party Conservatives Seem Split on Foreign Policy

By Peter Kelly | University of Washington on Oct 27, 2014   Politics  

Foreign policy looms large as the 2014 midterm elections approach. But traditional conservatives and their tea party counterparts may bring different concerns and motivations to the November ballot, according to a University of Washington political scientist. While traditional conservatives seem most motivated by concern over American security,Christopher Parker, UW professor of political science, suggests that […]

Republicans, Democrats Face off in Crucial Southern State

By Kane Farabaugh | VOA on Oct 16, 2014   Politics  

ATLANTA—To gain a majority in the U.S. Senate this fall, Republicans will need to defeat a handful of Democratic candidates in several close races.  One such race is in the U.S. state of Georgia, where Michelle Nunn, the daughter of former U.S. Senator Sam Nunn, and David Purdue, the son of former Governor Sonny Purdue, […]

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