AKLEG Day 34: Legislators find little justification for proposed school cuts: ‘That’s the wrong answer’
Another hearing, another lesson in futility as the administration refuses to back up its budget.
Another hearing, another lesson in futility as the administration refuses to back up its budget.
Legislators from both sides of the aisle and from across Alaska fire back to Dunleavy’s proposed budget. Meanwhile, something is afoot in the House.
The $30 tax would be levied on every Alaska worker—regardless of residency—and raise an estimated $13 million per year for school construction and maintenance.
Johnson said constitutional amendments should go to a vote of the people, which is how the process already works.
It reveals a grave misunderstanding of how Alaska’s budget process works.
The final rundown of legislative race previews in this week’s series.
Legislative staff drama, office drama, and a new game about it all. It’s Friday in the Sun!!!!
Libertarians, Bahnke, and Vazquez reel, Millett’s irony, and Alaska’s un-Trumps….It’s Friday in the Sun!!!!!!