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Tuck Barney

10:49 - 11:18

“You as an assembly need to follow the will of the people. That is why you were elected, and it would do well for you to remember that. I figure that you can seat Mr. Williamson on the assembly within 4 weeks with a couple extra work sessions and do what the majority of the voters have told you to do. Changing code is not rocket science. It simply takes 4 votes from 4 assembly members.”
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Tuck Barney
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Alaska News
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Kodiak
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From the transcript

You as an assembly need to follow the will of the people. That is why you were elected, and it would do well for you to remember that. I figure that you can seat Mr. Williamson on the assembly within 4 weeks with a couple extra work sessions and do what the majority of the voters have told you to do. Changing code is not rocket science. It simply takes 4 votes from 4 assembly members.

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