I share the Legislature’s goal of strengthening recruitment and retention for Alaska’s public workforce. However, House Bill 78 contains unresolved legal, tax, administrative, and fiscal issues that create uncertainty for the State…

Last night there was time to shove a spay and neuter bill into an invasive species bill in (House) Finance.

This is a decision on the part of a handful of folks in Juneau who wish, for whatever reason I don’t understand, (to) play with the future of Alaska.

another example of President Trump fulfilling his campaign promise to open up resources for responsible development.

We see the Biden Administration utilizing every bureaucratic devise at its disposal in its quixotic quest to forestall natural resource development across Alaska to appease the powerful environmental lobby.

Put simply, Alaska is a resource state. And without the ability to responsibly monetize its rich endowment of resources, Alaska economy will decline and its citizens will suffer.

Thank you Representative Stauber for putting forward this bill, and I would encourage all members of the committee to pay careful attention to the testimony of my friends from Alaska's Arctic.

the Biden Administration's relentless assault on Alaska that is unquestionably contrary to existing federal law and the national and energy security of the United States.

The Biden administration policy in general has been disastrous for Alaska and its people.

We have a real new possibility of hitting herd immunity before any other state.

He really believes in the opportunities here in Alaska and he's doing everything he can to work with us on our mining concerns.

I just got off of Air Force One with being with President Trump.