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Anchorage to Juneau, 14 hours by car. Canada and a ferry are involved. Most people fly instead. - deckeda - 04-26-2021
Here's an exception: AK State Sen. Lora Reinbold
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/04/26/alaska-lawmaker-blasted-airline-mask-tyranny-now-shes-banned-only-flights-capital/
Feel free to read about the injustice of it all, or not. She doesn't really seem worth the effort.
Re: Anchorage to Juneau, 14 hours by car. Canada and a ferry are involved. Most people fly instead. - RgrF - 04-26-2021
It's behind a paywall - why do that?
PS: How would that be different than if I were to link to a subscriber only sub-stack?
Re: Anchorage to Juneau, 14 hours by car. Canada and a ferry are involved. Most people fly instead. - davester - 04-26-2021
Her district, Eagle River, has a population of about 20,000. So, probably only around 10,000 voters. So, she represents about 0.006% of the US. That's smaller than a city council district in my city (Berkeley). Think of her as that batty city councilmember who lives down the street, not a person worthy of a seat in congress.
Re: Anchorage to Juneau, 14 hours by car. Canada and a ferry are involved. Most people fly instead. - davester - 04-26-2021
RgrF wrote:
It's behind a paywall - why do that?
PS: How would that be different than if I were to link to a subscriber only sub-stack?
I'm not a subscriber and had no trouble reading the article. Even so, you could probably just google her name and find an article on this.
Re: Anchorage to Juneau, 14 hours by car. Canada and a ferry are involved. Most people fly instead. - btfc - 04-26-2021
You could use the workaround that’s been posted here numerous times, or you could simply do a search but instead you whine...
why do that?
Re: Anchorage to Juneau, 14 hours by car. Canada and a ferry are involved. Most people fly instead. - deckeda - 04-26-2021
RgrF wrote:
It's behind a paywall - why do that?
PS: How would that be different than if I were to link to a subscriber only sub-stack?
Are you asking why paywalls exist, or why I shared it? If it's the latter, it's because that's the resource I had. Let me know if I can Google "Sen. Lora Reinbold" for you.
Re: Anchorage to Juneau, 14 hours by car. Canada and a ferry are involved. Most people fly instead. - Z - 04-26-2021
They... grow them special in Eagle River. Eagle River is one of the communities that make up the Municipality of Anchorage (bigger than Rhode Island!), which covers a bit over 1700 sq. mi. of land (what can we say, the mountains need their space).
One of the two Eagle River-Chugiak members of Anchorage Assembly members that Mrs. Z serves with is equally batshit - e.g.:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/01/27/alaska-nazi-license-plate/
You'll be shocked (SHOCKED!) to learn that Reinbold and Allard are purportedly friends.
Re: Anchorage to Juneau, 14 hours by car. Canada and a ferry are involved. Most people fly instead. - RgrF - 04-26-2021
deckeda wrote:
[quote=RgrF]
It's behind a paywall - why do that?
PS: How would that be different than if I were to link to a subscriber only sub-stack?
Are you asking why paywalls exist, or why I shared it? If it's the latter, it's because that's the resource I had. Let me know if I can Google "Sen. Lora Reinbold" for you.
So it then becomes my job to chase down a story you posted about? Thanks, no thanks.
Re: Anchorage to Juneau, 14 hours by car. Canada and a ferry are involved. Most people fly instead. - deckeda - 04-26-2021
I missed that story. And Allard was on the Human Rights Commission?!
Re: Anchorage to Juneau, 14 hours by car. Canada and a ferry are involved. Most people fly instead. - deckeda - 04-26-2021
RgrF wrote:
[quote=deckeda]
[quote=RgrF]
It's behind a paywall - why do that?
PS: How would that be different than if I were to link to a subscriber only sub-stack?
Are you asking why paywalls exist, or why I shared it? If it's the latter, it's because that's the resource I had. Let me know if I can Google "Sen. Lora Reinbold" for you.
So it then becomes my job to chase down a story you posted about? Thanks, no thanks.
Actually, nothing at all is required of you.