Wow.... Why are Alaskans even supporting this piece of 
“That said, the governor also noted the state has public retirement funds of more than $25 billion that could find the project to be a sound investment.”
He wants to rob Alaskans pensions on top of taking the PFD’s
To
fund his LNG Gasline to Nowhere
2017 740,000 people. 615,000 (2017) were paid.
Enough to pay
700,000 was withdrawn.
$674,000,000 paid out $1,100 each. The PFD’s were suppose to be
$2,300.
$1,200 went to “He
Who Shall Not Be Named” totals $738,000,000 Million. Now for the
kicker, enough was taken out to pay 700,000 people. 85,000 people
did not get their PFD’s.
85,000 x $2,300.00 =$195,500,000 was also taken by him, for a grand
total of $933,500,000 last year.
Add in one of the biggest PFD’s to be paid out here in 2018.
$2600.00 it was suppose to be this year and he plans on taking
$1400.00 from every Alaskan and from many that didn’t file he will
take the full $2600.00 to fund Governments overspending. You do the
math on how much he is planning on stealing to fund his overbloated
feel good budget.....
Wake up Alaska
Politadick
Link to Alaska’s Budget Corruption and Buying the Alaskan Vote:
https://www.facebook.com/politadick/posts/1552030748191274
1/10/2018 Edited to reflect the Numbers Projected by Alaskans
for Sustainable Budgets
Alaska could see a change in the craft brew market. This looks like it could really make a difference.....
Politadick
Get out and Vote
Politadick“He Who Shall Not Be Named” 101 on his government Spending. Politadick
“He Who Shall Not Be Named” 101 on his government Spending. Politadick
This is just sickening to find out...
PolitadickCNN Jake Tapper gets his a$$ handed to him on a silver platter in this interview.... Politadick
(Bubba) I wanted to dress up as a ghost for Halloween but somebody back stage told me I wasn’t a good idea.
Why is that?
(Bubba) Have you ever seen what happens to a Red Neck when he puts on a White Sheet.
If the government in Puerto Rico wasn’t so corrupt and had put all the money they get into infrastructure and it’s people, instead of their personnel bank accounts. This would never have been an issue.
Maybe some of that unused crime lab Alaska has can be converted into a manufacture for saline. It’s not like they are using it for anything else and could use the money to pay for it to exist.
Politadick
Good News is hard to find. By doing this, he is making sure “He Who Shall Not Be Named” can’t prevent him from campaigning like he did all last year.
Wonder Who do they have picked to fill his seat until election time?
Politadick
They will pick one of the easiest to manipulate into voting for their agenda. Watch how they will vote during this next budget cycle and it will be obvious...... Politadick
Talk about burying the lead. Down in the fifth graph, the following story says that, "[a]s a side effect [of the Governor's plan], the Permanent Fund Dividend would be permanently cut." That is the only time that consequence is discussed in the entire story. https://goo.gl/nCuaPs
Classifying the PFD cut as a "side effect" may correctly capture the view from the perspective of the localized Juneau bubble (which likely is laser focused on increasing government revenues regardless of the means), but at least as far as the overall Alaska economy and Alaska families are concerned, the effect is much more than that. Indeed, from those perspectives the Governor's proposal to cut the PFD is not only the lead, it is, in fact, the entire story.
Alaska is in a recession. In analyzing various "new revenue" options last year, ISER concluded that cutting the PFD has the "largest adverse effect" on the overall economy (both jobs #and income) and is "by far the costliest measure for Alaska families" of all of the options. Using that option makes the recession worse for the overall economy and Alaska families than any of the other so-called new revenue alternatives.
Put differently, from the perspective of the overall Alaska economy (both jobs #and revenue) and Alaska families an income tax would be better, so would a sales tax. At least from an income perspective, so would making certain additional types of spending cuts. Cutting the PFD is worse than all of those. Yet that is the very course the Governor (as well as the Alaska Senate and House) have chosen to pursue, in the middle of a recession no less. The course that has the "largest adverse impact" on the overall Alaska economy and is "by far the costliest measure for Alaska families."
Attempting to categorize that as a "side effect" misses the fundamental point. According to the non-partisan experts who have looked at the issue the closest, the Governor's proposal makes the overall Alaska economy and the situation for Alaska families worse, not better. Especially given that Alaska is in a recession, why he has chosen to go down that road instead of others is the story itself, not a "side effect."
Sad to see that “He Who Shall Not Be Named” cannot tell the truth
about the budget and the money he is hiding to fund his LNG, Climate
Change and the direct action of limiting oil companies expansion
from happening.
Also He is pushing behind the scenes to get the Salmon initiative in place to keep the budget at a financial loss.
Politadick
At least he voted against last years budget.... Would make a nice fit to the Valley 9 Who are standing up for what Alaskans are truly wanting to happen
PolitadickWatch the short video and after it will have some arrows show up on the sides that allow you to scroll through the different designs. Politadick
They are doing an awesome job educating Alaskans. Good job Tiffany during this interview and getting your important message out.
Sorry you had to deal with the cockroaches slant at the beginning of the interview. It diminished the message you have to share.
Politadick
The USA should learn a lesson from this.....
We’ve already paid, that should be all we need to do....
Sincerely “Dearborn Michigan” Politadick
Good
Now they need to fire her from her job. Do you know this person is a
teacher and after all she has done is still teaching...