Audio: KFYR's Watchdog Wednesday (April 19th, 2023)

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Audio: KFYR's Watchdog Wednesday (April 19th, 2023)

Daryl Lies and I spent the discussing why the legislature has such a hard time cutting taxes, and does not have such a hard time spending taxes.

Dustin Gawrylow

Apr 20, 2023

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On Tuesday, I chatted with Tony Gehrig on his new radio show about the fight in Horace over tax exemptions on new homes and the recall of a city council member there who helped end such exemptions.

We also covered various topics happening with the legislature, specifically those related to school choice and school lunches. As well as hitting on a few other topics.

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Listen now (51 min) | On Tuesday, I chatted with Tony Gehrig on his new radio show about the fight in Horace over tax exemptions on new homes and the recall of a city council member there who helped end such exemptions. We also covered various topics happening with the legislature, specifically those related to school choice and school lunches. As well as hitting on a few ot…

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2 years ago · Dustin Gawrylow

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Daryl Lies and I spent the hour discussing income tax and property tax cuts, and the Republican Super-Duper-Majority's stalemate on coming to an agreement that reforms either one.

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2 years ago · 3 likes · Dustin Gawrylow

There is definitely an us vs. them mentality.

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2 years ago · 1 like · Dustin Gawrylow

And we touched on how wrong it will be if the oil companies get their flat tax reform and the people of North Dakota do not.

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