Brad Keithley admitted the ISER plan will not work without future increased oil revenue and that is certainly not guaranteed. 

 By definition a "cut" hurts.  If Senator Dunleavy implemented  cuts equivalent to what Governor Walker did, where is the impact on Alaskans equivalent to the PFD "cut"?  Not spending as much as you did the year before is not necessarily a "cut".  Also, last year the Alaska House of Representatives with those "traitors" you mention was completely controlled by the Republicans (and Bush Democrats) whose caucus refused to allow SB 128 to have a vote by the full House.  Senator Dunleavy voted against SB 128 in the Senate so he must have appreciated what happened in the House.  Isn't that accurate?   As the late Senator Moynihan was  fond of saying : "You are entitled to your own opinion, but not you own facts".  

Bottom line:  I know what I see and I am beyond tired of all these future solutions requiring me to "just have faith".