Tell your legislators that you expect them to come to the table in January 2024 ready to do the job you elected them to accomplish.
Tell them that if they come home without a spending cap that includes the PFD, they don’t need to figure out how to get their belongings back to the Capitol in 2025, because they won’t be returning. Tell them that Alaska’s future is more important than their desire to have their own perfect budget scenario adopted verbatim.
And tell them they don’t have time to engage in this same old song and dance again.Editorial opinions are by the editorial board, which welcomes responses from readers. Board members are ADN President Ryan Binkley, Publisher Andy Pennington and Opinion Editor Tom Hewitt. The board operates independently from the ADN newsroom. To submit feedback, a letter or longer commentary for consideration, email [email protected].
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