"The idea could be a money-making opportunity for the $54 billion fund without hurting a state that's already on the hook for paying hundreds of millions of dollars for the tax credits, said Craig Richards, who resigned from his post as Alaska attorney general in June and is now a private attorney providing advice to the governor under a $50,000, six-month contract."

The way this is written doesn't quite tell it.  That's $50,000 per month for six months.  He capped his wages at $50,000 per month.  Many Alaskans are lucky to make that in a *YEAR*.  

And those dividends should have been over $2,000 this year.  He took more than half.