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While lowering taxes may sound good, at least two major areas need attention. Infrastructure in Indianapolis, primarily roads and bridges, must be addressed before tax cuts. Our public schools need proper funding, not private and parochial schools, under the guise of school choice! Asking taxpayers to fund religion flies in the face of the separation of church and state. We already give churches tax exemptions, which already fly in the face of the separation of church and state!
While lowering taxes may sound good, at least two major areas need attention. Infrastructure in Indianapolis, primarily roads and bridges, must be addressed before tax cuts. Our public schools need proper funding, not private and parochial schools, under the guise of school choice! Asking taxpayers to fund religion flies in the face of the separation of church and state. We already violate the Constitution by making places of worship tax-exempt
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