Let's talk about Gov. Walker's fiscal plan

With a series of budget vetoes this week totaling more than $1 billion, Gov. Bill Walker put into motion a plan aimed at coming to grips with Alaska's looming fiscal crisis. It comes as lawmakers are being summoned for a second special session on the budget.

Is it a good plan? Is it fair? Is there a better way?

We want to hear from you. We want to publish your letters and longer pieces of commentary and plan to make extra space available in coming days for that. Be specific. Keep letters to the editor under 200 words and send them to letters@alaskadispatch.com. Longer pieces will be considered as well; send those to commentary@alaskadispatch.com. And you can always talk about it in the comments.

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[Related: 'Day of reckoning': Gov. Walker vetoes millions in spending, caps Permanent Fund dividend at $1,000]

[Video: Gov. Bill Walker announces vetoes, PFD cut]

[Gov. Walker's vetoes cut more than $150M in school and university funding]