Posted on 05/25/2012 6:09:36 AM PDT by thackney
The Alaska Business Report Card was released today and not surprisingly, the group gave the Senate Majority an 'F'.
The ABRC, which includes the Alaska State Chamber of Commerce, the Alaska Support Industry Alliance, Prosperity Alaska and the Resource Development Council, gave the Senate failing marks for its failure to move on the groups' legislative priorities of fiscal responsibility, oil tax reform, regulatory efficiency, litigation reform, general business climate and strategic infrastructure.
The House Majority received an A-, the House Minority a D, and the four-member minority of the Senate an 'A', Gov. Sean Parnell got a 'B'.
Read the press release here. http://www.alaskajournal.com/ABRC%20report%20card.pdf
See individual legislators' grades here, http://www.alaskabusinessreportcard.com/2012/finalgrades.html
and here is the reasons behind the grades for the caucuses. http://www.alaskabusinessreportcard.com/2012/gradedescription.html
The Journal will have more on this in our June 3 issue.
Sorry, working links:
Read the press release here. http://www.alaskajournal.com/ABRC%20report%20card.pdf
See individual legislators’ grades here, http://www.alaskabusinessreportcard.com/2012/finalgrades.html
and here is the reasons behind the grades for the caucuses. http://www.alaskabusinessreportcard.com/2012/gradedescription.html
And how was Sarah’s Alaska term graded? Hmmmmm?
She quit three years ago. Who cares? But considering her legacies ACES and AGIA, a “D” is a good place to start.
Since much of this session’s failure focused on not fixing the overbearing tax her administration put in place, you probably wouldn’t want to know.
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