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Frank H. Murkowski

Frank H. Murkowski

Former Governor of AlaskaWikipedia

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Oct 29, 2026

Jeff LandfieldHOST
10:11
I did read it though.
Jeff LandfieldHOST
10:12
It was Frank Murkowski, Bill, Republican Frank Murkowski, Bill Walker, Tony Knowles wrote an article, an op-ed about Jonathan Chris Tompkins.
Jeff LandfieldHOST
10:20
So he's basically essentially the lowest common denominator for a lot of people who, you know, they're looking at, it's really kind of a travesty that Tom Begich got pushed out.
Jeff LandfieldHOST
10:29
Um, the Democrats, they all seem to love ranked choice voting unless somebody is in the way of maybe winning a race.
Jonathan Kreiss-TomkinsGUEST
5:51
And again, just very grateful that they were willing to step up and voice their support.
Andrew HaukerHOST
5:58
And, Zach, let me ask you, so your campaign has now been endorsed by three different governors, Tony Knowles, who is a Democrat, Frank Murkowski, who is a Republican, Bill Walker, who is a Republican and an independent.
Andrew HaukerHOST
6:11
So you've been endorsed by three different governors, Republican, Democrat, independent.
Andrew HaukerHOST
6:16
Doesn't that just about say everything about your campaign, Zach?
Brad StaggsHOST
80:59
And I really don't want to see that, any of that laid all out there.
Brad StaggsHOST
81:06
He's also gotten the support from her father, former Governor Frank Murkowski, and two other, one was independent, Bill Walker, and another Democrat.
Brad StaggsHOST
81:21
Okay, sorry, hang on a second.
Brad StaggsHOST
81:23
I just saw the, I saw the image here of the, Okay, for a second I thought that was Chaz Bono.
Ryan CotterHOST
1:25
Murkowski is far from the only elected Republican to back Christ Tompkins.
Ryan CotterHOST
1:30
He's also won support from a variety of former Republican state legislators and Senator Murkowski's father, former Governor Frank Murkowski.
Ryan CotterHOST
1:39
The elder Murkowski endorsed Christ Tompkins in an Anchorage Daily News op-ed co-authored with two other former governors, Independent Bill Walker and Democrat Tony Knowles.
Ryan CotterHOST
1:52
Kitchikan's city council last winter approved updates to its municipal code that limit where people can sit, lie, or camp within city limits.
Matt MorseHOST
21:21
Trump endorsed Bernadette Wilson, Dave Bronson, and Treg Taylor, and Murkowski passed on all three of them, endorsing the Democrat.
Matt MorseHOST
21:31
Her father, former Governor Frank Murkowski, also joined Democrat Tony Knowles and Bill Walker in endorsing Grace Tompkins today.
Matt MorseHOST
21:41
Folks, at this point, why does Lisa Murkowski even pretend to have that R next to her name? She's representing a heavy Trump state like a Democrat.
Matt MorseHOST
21:51
Unreal.
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
44:01
That's been my thesis, yes.
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
44:06
I literally, I don't know, 20, 30 minutes before I came here, I asked LaFerra Jessica, my wife, who came to Washington to work for Frank Murkowski, Lisa's
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:15
dad.
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
44:18
She's from Alaska.
Mark EliasGUEST
13:48
Yeah, look, this is where I, you know, like, in some ways, I don't engage in the, like, this is why it matters or doesn't matter.
Mark EliasGUEST
13:54
I mean, Lisa Murkowski ran and, like, probably some number of people thought she was Frank Murkowski, right? Like, I mean, like, the fact that candidates benefit from all kinds of confusion.
Mark EliasGUEST
14:03
Sometimes it's two people on the ballot with the same name.
Mark EliasGUEST
14:06
Sometimes it's someone who's on the ballot who has a name of someone who they think is someone else.
Paxson WoelberGUEST
3:09
So they were staff? Yeah.
Paxson WoelberGUEST
3:11
Who did they work for? I think it was my mom worked for Stevens and my dad worked for Frank Murkowski.
Paxson WoelberGUEST
3:17
I think that's right.
Paxson WoelberGUEST
3:19
Again, it was a little before my time.
Jennifer BrineyHOST
2:21
The problem is that Lisa Murkowski did not enter office until after those bills became laws.
Jennifer BrineyHOST
2:28
The 2001 votes were her father's.
Jennifer BrineyHOST
2:31
And so that is a problem with having, you know, this pattern that we have in Congress of children taking over their parents' seats as if these are things that we hand down as inheritance.
Jennifer BrineyHOST
2:43
That is how Lisa Murkowski got her job.
James BrooksGUEST
28:59
Mm-hmm.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
28:59
Which is interesting to me because, look, the Republican, Republicans have held the governorship in Alaska since Frank Murkowski won it in 2002.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
29:08
He didn't necessarily hold it, hold it for very long, 'cause he ended up losing badly in the primary in 2006 to a, a certain politician named Sarah Palin, who people may be familiar with.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
29:17
Um, but obviously, uh, it's, it's been a while since Democrats have won the governorship in Alaska, and yet it does look like Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins, a former state representative, has a real shot.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
34:27
That's what it was.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
34:28
Yeah, yeah.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
34:28
So, you know, anytime you see a primary loss and you're, you know, putting data together on like primary losses, you know, those stick out, and obviously Frank Murkowski later was also one.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
34:38
Um-

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