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Welcome to the Politics category, where we dive deep into the intricate world of politics, policy, and government through the lens of a conservative perspective. Join us as we explore the ever-evolving political landscape, dissect key issues, and offer thought-provoking insights from a perspective that values limited government, individual liberty, and traditional conservative principles.

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Rethinking Education Funding: Quality Allocation Trumps Quantity

/ Politics / 3 minutes of reading

In the realm of education, the prevailing belief has always been that increased funding leads to improved academic performance. However, recent research from the Edunomics Lab at Georgetown University challenges this assumption. It suggests that the way financial resources are allocated holds greater significance than the amount of money invested. Let us delve into the […]

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Video: Janus Decision & Freedom: Opting Out of Labor Unions – A Retired Teacher’s Perspective

/ Politics / 4 minutes of reading

In today’s discussion, we delve into the realm of worker freedom, specifically focusing on the experiences of retired Alaska teacher, Todd Smoldon, who made the bold decision to opt out of his local labor union. This topic gains significance in light of the Janus decision, which granted public employees the right to choose whether or

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Alaska’s SB 11: A Costly Gamble with Public Employee Pensions

/ Politics / 4 minutes of reading

In the ongoing battle for fiscal responsibility, the Alaska Legislature is considering SB 11, a bill that aims to reform the state’s public employee pension system. While pension reform is a necessary step towards addressing Alaska’s looming fiscal crisis, this particular bill raises concerns about its potential long-term costs for the state. Let’s dive into

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Honoring the Legacy of Congressman Don Young: A Tale of Two Resolutions

/ Politics / 4 minutes of reading

In the ongoing saga surrounding the renaming of the Port of Alaska, we find ourselves witnessing a stark contrast in attitudes between the Anchorage Assembly and U.S. Representative Brian Mast. While the left-leaning Assembly members are vehemently opposed to renaming the port after the late Congressman Don Young, Rep. Mast is pushing for Young’s name

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Drag Queen Story Hour Postponed in Soldotna – Protecting Our Children and Values

/ Politics / 3 minutes of reading

In a victory for concerned parents and community members, the Soldotna Public Library has announced the postponement of a drag queen story hour event for children. This decision comes after a wave of public outcry against the event, organized by the radical activist group Soldotna Pride Council as part of their “Happy New Queer” winter

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