Joe Paskvan

Save Alaska and yourself; vote for those who will repeal SB 21 — the oil tax bill that brought us the 2013 revenue cuts.

The sugar-is-good-for-you fantasy has created a nation overweight with debt.

These shortcomings appear to part of a larger, wider, taller and deeper problem.

Alaska needs to stop bleeding. A first change to remove Alaska from its perilous position — get rid of SB21.

A false assertion by Robert Myers that Alaska’s “new problem is how to distribute our wealth” is a phony reason for a full constitutional convention.

Christian nationalists misuse faith in a quest for power and as a political weapon against everyone they see as an enemy.

Messing with state resource ownership would risk forfeiture of lands or minerals back to the United States, which by default ends all future PFDs.

The glitter of the Senate Bill 21 oil tax revision kept many Alaskans from recognizing that it put Alaska on the road to fiscal ruin.

Alaska and its constitution were created to guarantee human rights, not provide for an economic payment.

Higher oil prices in the short term will result in greater investment in long-term renewable energy projects.

Decades later, elected officials failed to remember history and failed to protect Alaska.

Oil companies will not walk away when Alaska gets its fair share of the revenue from our legacy fields.

Alaska has a fiscal problem which, since 2015, has caused many bad things to happen in our state.

SB 21 needs to be changed for Alaska to provide basic services, keep up the Permanent Fund dividend program and stabilize our economy.

Now is not the time to continue giving massive and unnecessary public subsidies to a few multinational corporations.