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Begich talks politics, goals for new job
By Tim Bradner
Alaska Journal of Commerce
Alaska Sen. Mark Begich said he and his colleagues in the Senate are digging into a massive 1,300-page climate and energy bill passed by the U.S. House June 26 to understand its impacts and to put their own imprint on the bill.
"Our first priority is to find out what this bill does to Alaska," Begich said.
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He tried to buy the 4th Ave. Bld. for more than double the market rate with our tax dollars!
No wonder he needs a second job to keep his own realestate business going!
but he won so many more. The FBI should really look at all his deals. That turd needs to head south, he probably gets the sweats at the sound of a flushing toilet.
IN BED WITH BILL VECO ALLEN?
Anything that Mark is involved with you need to read the fine print. Otherwise we will be hurting. He has shown that the only thing that counts is him and his buddies (Unions).
now that is a line of crock. The feds double the troll permits. Then the fish crash on the yukon. Then the feds take over fish and game on federal lands, removing states rights. Hows the fishing now? Mark is soooo smart! Now Mark is trying to pass laws to kill the oil industry. Mark, who's so damn smart, wheres the jobs? Did you vote on the stimulus, wheres the jobs? I'll bet you are for everything Reed is for, not what Alaskans are for. Mark we want JOBS, not the crap you are dishing. You are so damn smart.
Wish he'd pull his head out of his %(*&& on this climate change issue. Save the planet, kill our economy. How long till we can flush this turd down the toilet?
LOL Your candor is refreshing, and appropriate!