Your logic escapes me. The PFD, the accrued wealth of Alaska belongs directly to it's citizenry, not to the legislature, many of whom have conflicted interests with the oil industry. Giving them the PFD to use at their whim for whatever boondoggle or tax credit kickback system to their bosses makes no sense to me. To "cut off the PFD" to Alaskans would be the most draconian of regressive taxes, severely impacting the most vulnerable among us. If you truly want to limit state government, make people pay for it with an income tax. Don't allow the beast free and direct access to the PFD larder where its gluttony will go unnoticed, make it come begging each time it wants another bite through an income tax. I guarantee you the people will squeal, just like you are now and pay more attention to how their hard earned money is being spent. I support the House Majority's plan for a sustainable, durable Alaskan economy.