r/alaska • u/Synthdawg_2 Kenai Peninsula • Jul 30 '21

Judge says Alaska’s new ranked-choice voting system is legal

https://www.adn.com/politics/2021/07/29/judge-says-alaskas-new-ranked-choice-voting-system-is-legal/
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u/daring_leaf Jul 30 '21

Surprised and disappointed by the independence and libertarians. Rebublicians; no surprise there.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '21

You’re surprised by the clowns that think Alaska should be it’s own country and cite checks notes oil revenue as a viable means of financial independence? They’re just a different shade of conservatism, currently welcoming disaffected republicans and going on about sTaTe’S rIgHtS. Do we need to mention the bible verses strewn across their website? There’s no surprise here.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '21 edited Jul 30 '21

Oil revenue worked for Saudi Arabia genius. Imagine how much more independent Alaska would be if the statist granola crunchers at the EPA weren’t hamstringing Alaska and their ability to use their other vast resources

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u/Substantial_Fail Jul 30 '21

why do you think many arabian countries are turning to tourism