Donald Craig Mitchell

History shows us that in most cases, the system will benefit Alaska Republicans in statewide races.

This is a reverse application of the iniquitous “one drop” rule that legislatures in Southern states enacted during the Jim Crow era.

Let’s hope that in April, Anchorage voters end Dave Bronson’s quixotic failed experiment with public service and our new mayor can fix the jury-rigged mess Bronson and the Assembly have given us.

What would Uncle Ted think of Dan’s demagoguery during the Senate debate on the Fiscal Responsibility Act and of his support in 2017 for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act?

For graduates of accredited law schools, the bar exam is not a test that measures professional competence. It’s hazing.

Don’t add more seats to the North Pacific Fishery Management Council. Just kick off the members with financial conflicts of interest.

Peltola benefited from an extraordinary constellation of campaign circumstances. But in January, the political reality will be far different.

America would be a better and safer place if some people were dissuaded from becoming parents.

No one is in favor of violence being perpetrated against women. But the bill is more complicated than that.

There are two presidents more deserving of the nation’s opprobrium than Biden and Trump.

Sen. Murkowski has not explained why she voted to favorably report Robert Anderson’s nomination.

If members of the Alaska anti-abortion movement – including Gov. Mike Dunleavy – want someone to blame, that someone is Terry Miller.

If he were separately elected, would Attorney General Clarkson have so brazenly extracted Gov. Dunleavy’s neck from the recall noose?

In their letters, Congressman Young and Mayor Berkowitz said they were told that the Native Village of Eklutna plans a “modestly sized Class II casino.” But will it be?

The political conundrum is that the key to participation in the cash economy villages now rely on is geographic mobility.