What Do I Know?

  One reason I haven't blogged as much as usual:  I'm still having problems loading photos from my to my laptop.  After I chatted wi...

The previous post, Farrago , meandered into the power struggles in the US and the assault on science in favor of fantastic explanations of t...

In 2016, Trump beat Clinton, in Alaska, by 46,943 votes.   From Alaska Div of Elections While that seems like a lot of votes, there were 207...

The Republican majority of the Alaska Redistricting Board created elaborate stories to justify pairing a Muldoon house district with Eagle R...

As Alaskans watch our COVID numbers continue to go up, our Governor and Anchorage's Mayor make no serious efforts to curb the pandemic. ...

 Some of you may recall that my life got hijacked for almost three years after I innocently went to the Alaska Redistricting Board meeting...

 I don't know the answer.  I don't know much about Kentucky at all.  But from far away it seems odd.  (Kathy in Kentucky, any insigh...

  Despite all the handwringing, and recognizing that people don’t want to repeat their dashed expectations of 2016, I think all the signs po...

As the Nevada caucuses begin, I'm still pondering how pundits, the media in general, and people in general reacted to the Iowa caucuses....

The website Amino, the source of this image, says the original Japanese intent of the phrase "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no ...

Alaskans are likely aware of William Seward more than the rest of the country.  After all, he was the man who arranged to buy Alaska from th...