The day before the Alaska Senate was scheduled to vote on the multibillion-dollar state operating budget, members of the Senate’s Finance Committee met to consider a last-minute amendment. There was one problem — no one from the Office of Management and Budget showed up. That office is the executive branch’s financial agency, and its absence […]
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