It is possible to live in Alaska for 30 years without being a Nazgul; thousands of Alaskans have managed to do this.  I arrived in Alaska in May 1986, on active Army duty, and have maintained my home in Alaska ever since. I have been an Army Reserve officer for my entire military career. In 1986, I had volunteered for a three year active duty tour. I left active duty at Fort Richardson and stayed in the Army Reserve. Army Reservists generally perform short tours of duty overseas and elsewhere and return home regularly.  I'm sure I've spent at least as much time in Alaska over the last thirty years as Lisa Murkowski has.  You asked what I have done for the people of Alaska; if you are interested, you can check the public record and find that I've handled dozens of Alaska legal cases (for Alaskans) since my admission to the Alaska Bar in 1993.  The old Anchorage Daily News regularly featured my cases in the news and I'm sure the articles are still available in their archives.