So if I read correctly what your saying. You think the PFD is treated by Alaskans like it's a social program that shouldn't be our right to complain that Alaska's government is using it to fix their overspending habits.
Wow, just wow.....
Don't be fooled into this persons views, unless you wish to never
see a dividend again. In the end he just want you to give them to
Alaska's Government.Pay close attention to what is said at the end of this article, this is theft and not a social program.
OMG
"Fear Grips Alaskans"
News and government want all Alaskans to live in fear and panic! That all of the services that produce a income in the state will be shut down.
Some of the services they are using to create fear:
Fish and Game
Whittier tunnel
DMV
Ferry services
Don't fall for the trap, they ARE trying to create fear. They want you to Panic! Alaska's government needs to be a Held accountable for their overspending. Reduce the budget, stay out of our dividends, no new taxes! We as a state are not broke, as they would like you to believe. Over 16 billion sits in our governments savings accounts. I'm Sure if they look hard enough the could find much, Much, MUCH More then that in their "Slush Funds" (sorry didn't mean to cuss). Rainy Day fund (darn-it, did it again).
Alaska's government wants you to think the "End Is Here".
Makes it easier them too steal the very heart of Alaska. It's People
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And the lawsuits continue too grow.... Politadick
It's written by the Washington Post, so use your best judgment when reading what they have to say… Politadick
OMG
"Fear Grips Alaskans"
News and government want all Alaskans to live in fear and panic! That all of the services that produce a income in the state will be shut down.
Some of the services they are using to create fear:
Fish and Game
Whittier tunnel
DMV
Ferry services
Don't fall for the trap, they ARE trying to create fear. They want you to Panic!
Alaska's government needs to be a Held accountable for their overspending. REDUCE/CUT THE BUDGET, STAY OUT OF OUR DIVIDENDS, NO NEW TAXES!
We as a state are not broke, as they would like you to believe. Over 16 billion sits in our governments savings accounts. I'm Sure if they look hard enough the could find much, Much, MUCH More then that in their "Slush Funds" (sorry didn't mean to cuss). Rainy Day fund (darn-it, did it again).
Alaska's government wants you to think the "End Is Here".
Time to hold our representative responsible for their overspending habits. They are addicted to spending Alaskans hard earned money!
Makes it easier them too steal the very heart of Alaska. It's People!!
Politadick
She has yet to listen to the hearing, but for what she has been told, finds it "troubling"… Who has told her what? Was it CNN, MSNBC, maybe from the failing New York Times…. We all know how their track record has been for telling the truth. I know I saw an Ex-FBI director, that was very bitter that he lost his job and repetitively showed that he has no backbone. Proving that he was not as bipartisan as he claims, but clearly had a political agenda… Maybe she just hasn't been told that Comey changed what he said thanks to Loretta Lynch, "investigation to matter". Now that should be very troubling to Murkowski. Wonder if her statement is just to keep herself looking good too certain Alaskans.
Not impressing this Alaskan! 
For Immediate Release: June 12, 2017
House Majority Prioritizes Gasline to Nowhere over Education, Public Safety & Road Maintenance
JUNEAU – Yesterday, Sunday June 11, 2017, the House Majority stripped $50 million from education, roads, and public safety and redirected the money to the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. (AGDC). In an amendment put forth Sunday in the House Finance Committee, the House Majority voted to reverse an appropriation of $50 million that would have put $25 million into public education, $10 million into safe roads, $10 million for public safety, and $5 million for the Department of Law for prosecuting attorneys. “These are programs and services the vast majority of Alaskans wants us to fund. Not a gas project that most Alaskans and experts believe is uneconomical at this time” said Senator Mike Dunleavy District E.
“The House Majority by its actions put a questionable gasline project over the real needs in public education, public safety and safe roads,” said Sen. Mike Dunleavy (R-Mat-Su). “It is my hope that the Senate stands strong for the people of Alaska and reaffirms its commitment to education, safe roads and public safety by not agreeing to this change."
The amendment, introduced by Sen. Dunleavy into the capital budget several weeks ago, was approved unanimously by the entire Senate.
“It is obvious the House Majority bowed to pressure by the Walker Administration by reversing the amendment. Thereby allowing the Governor and his one million-dollar man, AGDC President Keith Meyer, the authority to continue throwing good money after bad ideas,” said Sen. Dunleavy. “If this gasline that Governor Walker is consumed with were actually economic and realistic, I’d be the first one supporting it in order to provide jobs, revenue, and energy to our great state. When Exxon, Conoco Phillips, and BP stopped funding this project back in 2016 and backed out of the partnership, I along with most Alaskans and those associated with oil and gas, became doubtful that this project was economical to move forward at this time.”
“My amendment did the following” said Dunleavy:
1. Moved $25 million to the Public Education Trust for K-12 school
funding
2. Moved $10 million to the Department of Public Safety to fund much
needed troopers
3. Moved $10 million to the Department of Transportation for road
plowing & maintenance
4. Moved $5 million to the Department of Law to fund prosecutors to
relieve the backlog of cases
“Today, the House Majority and Governor Walker prioritized the fantasy gasline above the needs of education, roads, and public safety,” said Sen. Dunleavy. “They also believe taxing hard-working Alaskans’ income is the way to fund this gasline obsession. Please let them know you don’t agree with this decision.”
For more information, contact Senator Mike Dunleavy at (907) 465-6600.
Recall Walker and all members of the House. They all need to find new
jobs. Maybe as inmates in jail. Robbery is a crime and deserves jail
time!
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https://www.facebook.com/PFDAK/photos/a.1578120815847272.1073741827.1577980452527975/1874122396247111/?type=3&theater
"The deficit is $2.2 billion. Alaska has about $16 BILLION available for appropriation. Is this a fiscal emergency? You do the math...
From MustReadAlaska:
PERMANENT FUND REACHING A HISTORIC MILESTONE
The Alaska Permanent Fund is about to make history again.
The international investment market is strong, the Fund’s portfolio is robust. On Monday, barring a weekend catastrophe, Alaska’s piggy bank will very likely top $60 billion. We’ve never been richer.
The Earnings Reserve Account portion of the Permanent Fund is now about $11.7 billion. That’s the money that can be used to pay for state government. In addition to that fund, the government has nearly $5 billion in the Constitutional Budget Reserve, the CBR, as legislative types know it.
There are a few other accounts around state government, but those are the big chunks. Together, the State has well over $65 billion in its piggy bank, and $16 billion of it is more or less available for appropriation."
I've been saying this for months now
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