So if these two situations don't qualify as an overriding reason to bypass, what would?
Lisa Murkowski: “So if these two situations don't qualify as an overriding reason to bypass, what would?”
Editor's note · Context
Murkowski questions what qualifies as an overriding reason to bypass administrative processes.
Share
More from Lisa Murkowski
Where there’s opportunities to put certain guardrails in our spending bills — there are tools, there are mechanisms — we have to be diligent to it.
This unprecedented announcement moves our long-sought Alaska natural gas pipeline closer than ever to construction and operation. South Korea’s commitment to invest $54 billion to build the gasline will deliver significant benefits for…
This is an individual that is not only qualified for this position, he is ready to hit the ground running as a U.S. District Court judge.
Alaska is a cornerstone of American defense; investments like this from the Coast Guard are critical as we work to improve infrastructure on bases across the state to maintain our national security.





