Lynn Gattis. 1st of all, thank you for standing up against Walker, especially on LNG. His project has a well documented record of failure throughout the world, LNG would be no success but an extreme debt and failure for Alaskans. One thing however, I do not agree on is your view of taxation, while I agree increasing industry tax will only move that to the customer, income and sales tax are viable options. Not as a whole (like Walkers insanely high proposal that failed) but merely a piece of the pie. State wide 4% sales tax, cap food/general tax at $50 per sale statewide. Raise landtax 1%. Avoid fuel/oil taxation. Income tax of 3% (no cap) for individuals grossing over $80k (non-refundable period of 5 yrs.) Then take alaska dealerships to the cleaners, fine them $5000 for every $1000 over msrp for each vehicle sold. As a veteran who has traveled, i have never seen such ridiculous prices which hurt every class of Alaskans. Public use of marijuana is not allowed, but sell and tax.