Host, 'Anchorage Edition'
Host of Anchorage Edition on public radio station KSKA in Anchorage and former editorial page editor of the Anchorage Daily News
PROFILE
Michael Carey
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FROM Michael Carey
Which Way, L.A.?
Election Results: Did Insurgents Upend the Establishment? Every state has its own political dynamic, but yesterday's primaries in Arizona, Alaska and Florida were billed "as a test to see whether the political establishment of either party could hold its own in this summer of America's discontent." That's according to Carl Cannon, executive editor of PoliticsDaily.com . We hear from Cannon, journalists and other political observers.
To the Point
More Mudslinging on the Road to November Every state has its own political dynamic, but yesterday's primaries in Arizona, Alaska and Florida were billed "as a test to see whether the political establishment of either party could hold its own in this summer of America's discontent." That's according to Carl Cannon, executive editor of PoliticsDaily.com . The campaigns were nasty enough that some losers are saying they'll have a hard time endorsing their victorious rivals. We look at what the future might hold for John McCain, Sarah Palin, Lisa Murkowski and Charlie Crist. Are any new political stars rising? Did Tea Party conservatives help challengers on the Republican side? Come November, will they be assets or liabilities?
To the Point
Senator Ted Stevens Indicted The longest-serving Republican in the US Senate has been indicted on seven criminal charges. He's Alaska's Ted Stevens , accused of falsely reporting hundreds of thousands of dollars in services for home renovation. The Justice Department says he took approximately $250,000 from the VECO Corporation and misled investigators who were looking into his relationship with that firm. Michael Carey is host of Anchorage Edition on public radio station KSKA in Anchorage.
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