Nearly every plan laid out so far includes a income tax and allowing the politicians some access to the Perm. Fund.  Wake up, you don't want or need either. 

First, the state has a couple of 'raining day' account with about $16B between them.  These funds were sit up to carry the state during budgetary hard times such as now.

Once you allow the politicians to get the 'nose of the camel under the tent flap' by allowing the politicians access to the Perm' fund,  you'll loose the fund within 20 years.

 The same with an income tax, once allowed, it will take on a life of it's own that can't be stopped allowing the politicians to continue to spend and spend. 

The politicians first need to cut the 'fat' out of the budget, probably about $2B and then hit the 'rainy day' funds for the rest.  Oil prices will improve over time.  Don't allow the politicians to take the easy way out and begin to 'tax and spend'