Indianapolis
The plan to expand mass transit in Central Indiana has stalled. A House committee voted against a bill Thursday that would have called for a referendum on raising taxes to pay for the plan.
The money would cover a 10-year, $1.3 billion project that would double IndyGo service and add a rail line from Noblesville to downtown Indianapolis.
Leaders at the Indiana Statehouse said the plan isn't dead yet and that it could be added on to other bills that have already cleared the House or the Senate.
It is my true belief that there are some republicans in that house committee are going push this referendum their going to tell the people of this fine state .What a great plan this is oh how much we need this and jobs.FOR WHO ?? Out of state contractors and their RIGHT TO WORK FOR LESS WORKERS they bring with them?Sure they'll throw hoosiers a few crumbs to make themselfs look gd. After their finished with their super fast track anti union RIGHT TO WORK FOR LESS law watch how fast it moves .They are ready have firured out and who's goin to profit.You can see the dollar $ in their eyes .It's not the hard working men n women of this great state and sure not JOHN Q PUBLIC. Open your eyes hoosiers these travesties must stop !!
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