I'm sorry but you're as blind as anyone else who sticks to a party line, either way.
"His proposals would have taken money from private sector Alaskans, and yet hold state workers basically harmless, with extremely minor concessions made last year with cost of living allowances and a minor furlough"
- those state workers will pay every single tax you outlined right along side the private sector employees.

The real problem here is we aren't taking advantage of our resources, we're leaning on the people first.

Some ideas:
Non-resident sales tax: three times more people visit this state than live here every year.  Tax that.

Non resident income tax: if you don't live here permanently but make money here, you're going to leave some income to help pay for the place.

Legalize gambling.

Tax marijuana!

Place a floor on oil subsidies at $50 per barrel.

Raise the flat tax to 50%. It's our oil.

After that shakes out, we'll cut pfds, enact income and sales tax if necessary. Sheesh.