Booooooom: Refusing to line the pockets of billionaires

Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Refusing to line the pockets of billionaires

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Jason,

It's Bill Hill. I'm running for Congress because I believe that working hard should mean making a decent living.

I'm a Bristol Bay commercial fisherman, construction worker, teacher, and former union member. Growing up in Alaska, we chopped wood to heat our house, packed water from a lake, and even washed our clothes by hand. I'm running for Congress to fight for Alaskan values in Washington, but to get there, I need your help. Can I count on you to join the team by donating today?

Here in Alaska, hard work is a part of our everyday life. We even enjoy it!

But more and more, our hard work isn't enough. Working Alaskans — and Americans — are increasingly seeing costs go up at the grocery store, in our healthcare premiums, and on everyday essentials. It's all because of a system that keeps putting corporations and billionaires ahead of everyone else.

We can't afford to have less money in our pockets so that billionaires can line their own.

I'm not a millionaire. Some months, I'm a thousandaire, some months I'm a hundredaire.

I don't know any billionaires, but our representative, Nick Begich, knows plenty. They fund his campaign, and in turn, he protects their interests over those of hard-working Alaskans.

I'm running for Congress because I believe Alaskans should be able to earn a good living and enjoy freedom from corporations and special interests. But making things work for working people is going to take all of us chipping in.