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“I think everybody knows now what the expectation of Indianapolis is….” – that wasn’t clear before?
“We hope they honor the commitment that was made,” – what has changed (other than the threat of actually enforcing the prior obligation)? Not sure “Hope” is a great strategy.
Once again, one group of the political class [in this case, the State legislators] lets another group [the City] fail to live up to their obligations (think of all the so called budget deals at the Federal level that were set aside whenever it got a little difficult to live up to). That is why, no matter which side of the aisle you are from, there will be no real accountability in the Russian Collusion situation. Because at the end of the day, the politicians and associated agency bureaucrats, no matter which party they are from, can envision that someday the shoe may be on the other foot. They have a common bond to maintain their insular and economically advantaged status at the expense of the common citizen.
Proof of their economically advantaged status can be found in the per capita income statistics for the counties surrounding Washington D.C. Politics, lobbying, and other rent seeking activities pay very well, because Federal overreaching involvement across the spectrum of everyday American life can involve a lot of financial consequences.