Bill Wielechowski refuses to vote when the Permanent Fund Dividend comes up in the State Senate

 Bill Wielechowski decided to be a coward when voting of the budget came out instead of voting no.  When his friend Lyman Hoffman decided to vote yes instead of voting for an item he decided to leave the room instead voting his conscience.  Russian Jack, NE Anchorage and JBER you need to vote him out in the next election cycle. 

Yes Bill Wielechowski does the chicken dance when he votes on issues of his district. 

Ivy and Bill believe that Permanent Fund Dividend should be in the Alaska State Constitution

 

Yes both Ivy Sponholz and Bill Wielechowski believe that the annual Permanent Fund Dividend should be in the Alaska State Constitution.  They do not believe you should get the amount you are entitled to.  Bill leaves before the vote and refuses to vote on the issue and Ivy votes to cut it every year.  Just remember that it is only the common sense lawmakers that are defending your PFD that is Alaska House Republicans.

Ivy blames Alaska House Republicans for why Alaskans will get no PFD this year

 Ivy Sponholz in our conversation at Saturday Market a week ago in Muldoon Town Square Park instead of blame her own caucus and people of her political party she told me that the Alaska House Republicans are why Alaskans will not get a PFD this year.  This is similar to her friend Bill Wielechowski blaming the oil companies for not agree to pay a higher tax so Alaskans can get a statutory PFD instead of blaming his legislative body.  It is time for people to take responsibility for their actions. 

Ivy wants to tax her citizens $3k this year

 

Ivy Sponholz told me a week ago at Saturday Market at Muldoon Town Square Park that the state can not afford to pay each every Alaskan $3687 this year which is what is owed this year.  She says that she fought for a PFD of $1100 but the House Republicans are the ones that reduced it to $525 by the way I will get to that in another article.  She like Coward Bill Wielechowski favor the statutory PFD be put in the Alaska State Constitution.  This will hogtie them from taxing them.  Remember both of these individuals think you should pay a state income tax.  When Russian Jack families are struggling to make ends meet they can thank their state representative for refusing to fund their PFD the amount they are suppose to get.  Something tells me they should had voted in former Assemblyman Paul Bauer to represent them. 

What Poison Ivy is giving you this year in Russian Jack. 

Photo ID should be required to vote in person or for an absentee ballot application

Photo ID should be required to vote in person or requesting a ballot.  The reason to validate that the person is the one requesting the ballot and ensure the fairness in elections.  It is interesting that the Democrats think you are preventing people of minorities from voting that is not true.  Do you not need ID to get welfare benefits, open a bank account, get on an airplane, to buy liquor and get a pack of cigarettes.  Voting is just sacred and your identity.  Most places will accept a photo copy of an ID instead an actual ID for a voting application.  Here is another awesome fact most Americans support it.  Plus the Supreme Court recently said this these laws are legal.  Please require ID to kept your vote sacred. 

 

It is time to cancel the drag queen story hour in Anchorage

Now beginning July 1, 2021 Sami Graham will become the library director maybe she will cancel drag queen at the Loussac Library.  Remember most of Anchorage do not think this way.  It is time to bring back traditional story time with story board not propaganda.

         Drag Queen story time belongs here

 

                                   

Not here

Drag Queen Story time belongs at Identity not anywhere else. 

 

Bronson administration starting to take shape replaced with common folks

 Amy Demboski, Municipal Manager

Craig Campbell, Chief of Staff

Mike Robbins, Anchorage Community Development Authority

Portia Noble, Director of Community Engagement 

Terrence Shanigan, Legislative Affairs

Adam Trombley, Executive Director of Community Development

Sami Graham, Librarian 

Starting July 1st Anchorage will have common sense people in charge of Anchorage ideas.  People will be charge instead of the special interest.