Posted on 12/17/2008 4:29:46 PM PST by redk
ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- Gov. Sarah Palin says she would not accept a raise recommended by the State Officers Compensation Commission. Palin spokesman Bill McAllister said Wednesday that if the Legislature submits legislation for a raise, Palin will not accept the money. Instead, if the raise is approved, she will subtract the difference from her current salary and donate it to charity or find a way to redirect the funds for the benefit of others, McAllister said.
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SaraMerica!
It’s on Digg.
From the Department of Energy:
WTI prices are expected to average $51 per barrel in 2009. Alaska Crude sells for a discount to WTI.
Short-Term Energy Outlook, U.S. Petroleum
http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/steo/pub/contents.html#US_Petroleum_Markets
My point was that you could make a case for the $74 based on the current plan to reinflate the economy
No you can't. And the Alaska Department of Revenue doesn't even try, it simple refers to the $74 being based upon earlier estimates before the current market conditions.
Amen. I couldn’t agree more.
http://hotair.com/archives/2008/12/19/alaska-senate-poll-palin-55-murkowski-31/
Republican Primaries
Senate
Murkowski 31
Palin 55
[General election]
Murkowski (R) 49
Knowles (D) 41
Palin (R) 53
Knowles (D) 39
Posted by John McCormack on December 19, 2008 05:35 PM | Permalink
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