Attached below is a link that truly spells out where the values of people who are suppose to Represent all Alaskans Stand and those who only represent the minority by taking a knee.

Link to Story of those that just don’t care about all Alaskans:
https://www.facebook.com/politadick/posts/1625744027486612

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Would one of them have been the love of our life? -- we'll never know.

We have inalterably disrupted the fabric of our reality and we'll pay the price for that in ways we'll never know.

- Pete Kelly

Today, on the Capitol Steps, we recognized that every life is sacred and a gift from God.

Since 1973, 60 million innocent Americans have been denied the most fundamental right guaranteed in the Declaration of Independence.

But work has been done and victories have been achieved, and at last, we see a decline in abortion. In no small way, we must give credit to those who gather at these rallies and show their opposition to the radical idea of abortion on demand. We must applaud the growth of crisis pregnancy centers and the proliferation of pre-abortion sonograms. And we must give thanks for a president that stands firmly for life and a congressional delegation that is putting an end to agonizing late-term abortions.

There is still work to be done, and we will rededicate ourselves to prayer and the cause of life every year until this stain has been wiped from this land

This narrative sets that aside and will focus on what can be considered his acts of "legal tyranny." The reason why this is cloaked in legal terms is that Governor Walker is a lawyer by trade and much of his unilateral tyranny is supported by "selecting" the right judge(s) to reinforce his tyranny.

Case in point:

1. Governor Walker forced an Executive action on the citizens of Alaska to expand Medicaid. As part of his justification, he promoted the idea that Alaska would receive substantial money from the federal government and this would free up state money to be allocated elsewhere. He was basing his support on the enrollment of approximately 18,000 new applicants even though there was substantial evidence that states who expanded enrollment experienced substantial numbers beyond what he estimated. Today we are approaching 40,000 new enrollment's and the supplemental costs for this increase is approaching $350 million! Medicaid expansion was clearly not a mere expansion of the Medicaid Act of 1965 as it was administrated and funded completely different which established the right of the legislature to weigh in on this decision. Enter the "friendly" judge. Governor Walker went shopping to find the right judge who would support his act of tyranny.

Of course there is substantial "sector" support as the Healthcare industry in Alaska lined up squarely in support. This is a no-brainer. Today the healthcare industry is the only industry in Alaska which is exhibiting substantial growth during the statewide recession. This expansion will not go well going forward as all "new found" revenues in increased oil production will be completely absorbed in this department alone once the federal government redefines the percentage support.

Instead of Governor Walker insisting that the federal mandate to fund Indian Health Services ( IHS funded at only 54% ) he decided to capture the vacant funding through Medicaid expansion. Thus, fishing for native support.

2. The PFD Theft. Now this was a bit more complicated as the governor's unilateral grab of the PFD was clearly a violation of statutes which set aside the PDF payout in it's historic calculation. Enter the Supreme Court who ruled in favor of Governor Walker and against legislative law. The Supreme Court of Alaska sent a direct message to the legislature that if the "language" is not enshrined in the State Constitution, then all bets are off regarding law, even though the primary purpose of the Administration is to enforce law passed by the legislature, not to interpret law and force rulings against law. This again, is the act of a tyrant, not a governor. And, this is precisely why the PFD must be enshrined in the State Constitution.

3. Governor Walker's recent act to reject the list of candidates to replace Representative Dean Weslake, and by adding insult to injury, add 2 candidates of his own choosing is a blatant disrespect of the Alaska Democrat Party and the voters in District 40. He is clearly stating that he does not have faith in their judgement. It matters not that he states that he would like to "work" with the leaders of District 40. What he is clearly saying is that he is willing to work with them as long as they agree to select one of the candidates he selected. Ray Charles could see that the governor is forceful in stacking this legislative session to drive his own agenda. Again, this is the act of a tyrant using "legality" to promote tyranny.

Ultimately, these actions, and many others are designed for political expediency on his behalf. They certainly are not acts which respect neither the legislative body, the recognized Parties of the state nor the will of the people. Every day this man is in office, he brings more cause for forced retirement. November 2018 cannot come quick enough...

If you have read this narrative, please take the time and SHARE on your own timeline. It is vital that all Alaskans fully understand who is guarding the hen house. Thank you.

 

Worth your time to read what is said here. I covered all of this over and over again the last past year......

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