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Dee McKee

228:03 - 228:20

"I know that the voters have made it very clear that they don't want us taking more of their money. I'm not sure we accomplished that tonight. Maybe with the outside revenue coming in in taxes, that might help a little bit. It's an experiment."

“I know that the voters have made it very clear that they don't want us taking more of their money. I'm not sure we accomplished that tonight. Maybe with the outside revenue coming in in taxes, that might help a little bit. It's an experiment.”
Speaker
Dee McKee
Community
Alaska News
Location
Mat-Su Borough
Captured at
July 21, 2026

From the transcript

Actually, I don't think— I think I said about everything I needed to say. Um, I know that the voters have made it very clear that they don't want us taking more of their money. I'm not sure we accomplished that tonight. Maybe with the outside revenue coming in in taxes, that might help a little bit. It's an experiment.

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