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Every dime Marion County gets should go towards asphalt replacement. Baghdad, Iraq has better roads than Indianapolis.
If the state’s coffers are already loaded and this is 365 million more, when will we have enough money to pay teachers a living wage and do basic things that will save us all money- like fix potholes.
As ll this money will be stolen from public education and funneled to private for profit voucher schools. Those same schools may or may not be around next year. Or, they could just shut down mid year. I and we’ll be told that’s not a problem.