Newsletter
Dunleavy supports a sales tax to cover cost of larger PFD, drops demand for voter approval
All in service of that larger dividend.
The PCE lawsuit is going to be a game-changer no matter the outcome
Political leverage, state budgeting and 82,000 Alaskans' energy bills. Way more than anyone wanted to know about the PCE lawsuit and what's at stake.
The PCE lawsuit gets it day in court, Morgan resigns and Dunleavy proposes—GASP—revenues
Well, that last part has a big ol' 6'7" caveat next to it.
'Nobody believes that.' Conservatives balk as the consequences for their actions come due
With a skeptical assembly sitting between him and a well-paid job in the Bronson administration, David Morgan claims his covid conspiracy posts were just a joke.
With the special session delayed, legislators continue work on fiscal plan
The two additional weeks will give the Legislature four additional hearings.
The delayed special session is nearly as weird as the 2022 elections are looking
The wrinkles of the delayed special session, the glimmers of progress
Sloppy and manipulative reporting landed Bronson with a $52,650 fine, but it's likely to happen again
Also, if you care about the PFD, taxes and state services, the Legislature "wants" to hear from you as they hit the road later this week.
The Legislature's long-shot fiscal plan comes into very blurry focus
It's not really a fiscal plan or even the bones of a fiscal plan, but at least the foundation is being considered.
Dunleavy fired anti-Trump attorneys, what will he do now one's exposed as a racist homophobe?
It's a lesson in why government shouldn't be in the business of policing speech. Also, political speech is not the same as hate speech.
