Community Forum: Ray Metcalfe

Wed, November 14, 2007
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Former state representative, Ray Metcalfe formed the Republican Moderate Party in 1986 to oppose the influence of the Religious Right over the Republican Party. Public litigant, political gadfly, always a lightening rod for controversy and discussion, Ray Metcalfe, Chairman of the Republican Moderate Party of Alaska is the guest on today’s Community Forum with Nellie Moore.

Ben’s Bribes in a Nutshell by Ray Metcalfe

HOST: Nellie Moore, independent journalist

GUEST:

Ray Metcalf, Chairman of the Republican Moderate Party of Alaska

LIVE BROADCAST: Wed, Nov 14, 2007 at 2:00 p.m.

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2 Responses to “Community Forum: Ray Metcalfe”

Robert Lee on November 14, 2007 at 3:38 pm

The APOC or any other entity won’t stop the corrupting influence of outside money crossing the country into the Stevens’ bank account. It is ironic that the gateway airport in the gateway city is named after the present gatekeeper.
Bill Fikes on November 17, 2007 at 6:26 am

It seems like when I was a kid public structures, forests, mountains and the like were named after famous people after they died, a honor and legacy for their service. It seems like now it has become the normal course to massage the egos of those in power with the likes of the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail and the Ted Stevens International Airport, can the Frank Murkowski Municipal Landfill be far off?

(disclaimer: I am also Ray Metcalfe’s webmaster over at http://www.repmod.info)

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