Walker has chosen to fund his drive to make Alaska a corporation on the backs of the people rather than with the people. An economy is more than the government. Taking the PFD from the people has already caused a fiscal crisis for many people and small communities. 
 Walker wants to give the people a PFD check based on how much oil is pumped from the ground each year while taking a check for his bloated government that is independent of any checks and balances, NOT FAIR.
The state should get its money from taxes, both income and corporate and leave the PFD where it will do the most good, in the hands of the people of Alaska. The Walker administration's vision of Alaska's future is poorer Alaskans and a richer government. 
 Alaskans deserve a vote on any changes to the PFD, at least. We should have multiple plans to consider, and they should all start with a smaller government and corporate, income and sales taxes that spread the burden of state government in a fiscally fair way.