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So the linchpin to Kathryn Goodick’s entire city council campaign – its very reason for being — is her story that when she opened her property tax bill this past January, she was shocked to see that it had “gone up by seventeen percent.” It was that shock that started her campaign first to fight, and now to join, City Hall. That mythical “seventeen percent increase” was so hard a hit for her that, on February 24 she went right down to City Hall and testified at a City Council hearing that she had been forced to cancel her plans to remodel her kitchen because that, we now know imaginary, “17% tax increase” had walloped her family finances so thoroughly that she could not longer afford to remodel her twenty year old kitchen. (City Council Minutes, February 24, 2015) But here’s the thing. That 17% tax increase? It never happened. Never. At least not in the past ten and a half years, which is as far as the city’s online tax records go. When I pointed this out to her, her eventual explanation was simple: to deny she’d ever said it. I had heard her wrong, she claimed. She never said her taxes had gone up 17% in one year, all she’d said was that they’d gone up 17% over the past few years. Perhaps, she told me, “you misunderstood my message.” “What I said was my taxes increased 17% over the past few years” (words hers, my emphasis). She’s reiterated this same story — if you’ll pardon my language — on Facebook this past Friday, October 23, where she posted (in part) “I never said my taxes went up 17% in one year.” (See, Kathryn Goodick for Ward 4 Facebook Page) Except that she did. I heard her quite clearly. And so did the other people in the room with whom I’ve been in touch about this. But you don’t have to believe any of us. Her line — “I was shocked to see that my taxes had gone up 17%, and I don’t know about you, but my income didn’t go up 17% to offset it” — is clearly part of the well rehearsed stump speach that she’s given a lot. She says that she’s knocked on over 1

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