We the people need to put more emphasis on the importance of the states managing the majority of the functionality of government in more proper alignment of the tenth amendment. Parties have lost sight on the role of the federal government and its intended limited scope to high priority duties such as mutual defense as a country. The reason we have 50 lackluster state education systems is because we have a single bloated and bureaucratic federalized one that was able to get away with the organized conspiracy to violate student's civil rights during covid.

What Alaska needs is a federal representative who will use the sole seat in congress to bolster the abilities of the state itself. Focusing on increasing our agriculture and infrastructure project partnerships within the state between private and state entities while cutting down on unnecessary spending is a sure way of handing the power back to the state and the people of Alaska.